Founder of a listed tool

Antoine Finkelstein

Co-founder, Hunter, named behind the Hunter API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Antoine Finkelstein

Co-founder, Hunter

Antoine Finkelstein co-founded Hunter with François Grante in 2015, shortly after they graduated. The tool began as Email Hunter, which found email addresses published on the public web, and grew into an email outreach platform for finding contacts and sending cold emails.

What Antoine builds

  • Hunter API + MCP C · Lead & company data

    Email finder, email verifier, domain search, company discovery and person and company enrichment over a REST API, plus a hosted MCP server that also drives Hunter's leads, lists and cold-email sequences.

    Co-founder, Hunter, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Antoine Finkelstein?

Antoine Finkelstein co-founded Hunter with François Grante in 2015, shortly after they graduated. The tool began as Email Hunter, which found email addresses published on the public web, and grew into an email outreach platform for finding contacts and sending cold emails.

What does Hunter make?

Anchor Terminal lists Hunter API + MCP from Hunter. Email finder, email verifier, domain search, company discovery and person and company enrichment over a REST API, plus a hosted MCP server that also drives Hunter's leads, lists and cold-email sequences.

How are Antoine's tools graded?

Hunter API + MCP is graded C, 56.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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