ChatGPT guide
Find a work email with ChatGPT
Give the assistant a name and a company domain; it finds the work email through looot and says when no provider has one.
1. Connect looot to ChatGPT
- Open ChatGPT Plugins at chatgpt.com/plugins.
- Select the plus button, then "Add custom MCP server".
- Enter a name (looot) and a short description, for example: live data APIs, paid per call.
- Under Connection, choose Public endpoint and paste https://api.looot.ai/mcp, including the /mcp path.
- Configure authentication, read the risk warning and select "I understand and want to continue".
- Select "Create as a plugin", review the tools ChatGPT found on the server, then install the plugin.
- looot's sign-in page opens when ChatGPT first needs your account: sign in and allow access. Runs are paid from your prepaid looot balance.
OpenAI's guide does not say which ChatGPT plans can add a custom MCP server. It says account and workspace policies apply to adding and using custom MCP servers.
- Source, read 2026-11-10: OpenAI developer docs: Connect and test your plugin
2. Ask ChatGPT
Start a new conversation, type @ in the prompt box and select the looot plugin. Then paste the prompt.
3. Jobs it calls and what they cost
4. A real run
We ran this task through the looot MCP on 2026-11-10. Asked: Patrick Collison at stripe.com. Total charged: $0.00483.
- Email found: p****@stripe.com (masked on this page).
- Title returned: CEO, at Stripe. The provider last verified the address on 2026-10-28.
- QuickEnrich answered on the first try in 0.6 s. looot skipped 11 other providers that need a LinkedIn URL or another input.
- people.email.find on quickenrich-api-employees-search (QuickEnrich): answered, charged $0.00483. Run id run_782cd9a284db4f699d229255431bdf4f.
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