GitLab email format

The most common email format at GitLab is {f}{last}@gitlab.com (for example [email protected]), used in 77% of the 20 GitLabemails we've found.

FormatExample (John Smith)Share
{f}{last}@gitlab.com[email protected]77%
{first}@gitlab.com[email protected]23%

Based on 20 emails from public key directories. Updated October 2026.

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How we work this out

We collect GitLabaddresses that appear in public sources, match each to the person's name, and count which format each one uses.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the email format for GitLab?

The most common email format at GitLab is {f}{last}@gitlab.com (for example [email protected]), used in 77% of the 20 GitLab emails we've found.

How do I find a specific person's email at GitLab?

Enter their first name, last name and gitlab.com in Salify's email finder. It applies GitLab's known formats and checks the most likely addresses against gitlab.com's mail server. You get 100 free credits a month, and a credit is only used when an email is found.

How accurate is this GitLab email format?

It is based on 20 real GitLab emails found in public sources (public key directories). Most companies use one main format, but some people have exceptions, so verify an address before sending.

Email formats at other companies

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