What is Kore.ai’s email format?
Format | Example (fictional name: Maya Chen) | Share of known addresses | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
{first}.{last}@kore.com | maya.chen@kore.com | 86% of kore.com addresses (LeadIQ); 81% (Prospeo); verified by Clay | Current, standard |
{first}.{last}@kore.ai | maya.chen@kore.ai | 74% of kore.ai addresses (LeadIQ) | Also in use; Kore.ai’s 2023 press contact used it |
{first}@kore.ai | maya@kore.ai | 23% of kore.ai addresses (LeadIQ) | Less common |
{f}.{last}@kore.com | m.chen@kore.com | 17% (Prospeo) | Less common |
{f}.{last}@kore.ai | m.chen@kore.ai | 93% (SignalHire) | SignalHire only; every other source disagrees |
LeadIQ splits Kore.ai’s addresses across two domains and puts {first}.{last} at 86% of kore.com addresses and 74% of kore.ai addresses (LeadIQ). Prospeo counts 81% {first}.{last}@kore.com (Prospeo), and Clay verifies the same pattern (Clay) (all checked Nov 5, 2026). SignalHire is the outlier, with {f}.{last}@kore.ai at 93% (SignalHire).
Kore.ai’s own press releases point the same way. Its 2025 and 2026 releases list the media contact at a first.last@kore.com address (Kore.ai), while a 2023 release used first.last@kore.ai (Kore.ai). So try maya.chen@kore.com first, then maya.chen@kore.ai.
A pattern-based address is an educated guess, not a confirmed one. Run it through an email verifier before you send, because a bounce hurts your sender reputation.
Which domains does Kore.ai use?
kore.com: Kore.ai’s original domain, from when it was a messaging app called Kore. The website now redirects to kore.ai, but most staff email, the press inbox and the status page still use it.
kore.ai: the website and brand, and the privacy and feedback inboxes. Some staff addresses use it too.
Both domains run on Google Workspace, end their SPF records in -all and set DMARC to reject, so mail that fakes either sender should be refused (DNS checked Nov 5, 2026).
m.app-bots.kore.com: addresses that customers’ AI agents send from. They aren’t staff mailboxes.
koreai.com and koreai.co are parked domains for sale and don’t belong to Kore.ai.
Is that email really from Kore.ai?
Kore.ai hasn’t published a warning about phishing or fake job offers. Its genuine mail comes from kore.com or kore.ai. A message from any other domain that claims to be from Kore.ai, such as a recruiter writing from a free email account, should be treated as suspicious.
What is Kore.ai’s official email address?
Kore.ai has no general support email; customers use its support portal. Its published addresses are:
Need | Where to write | Published on |
|---|---|---|
Press and media | press@kore.com | |
Privacy requests | privacy@kore.ai (the cookie policy gives privacy@kore.com) | |
Feedback | info@kore.ai | |
Customer support | The portal at support.kore.ai; US +1 844 924 8973, UK +44 808 164 5770 | |
Security vulnerabilities | A ticket in the support portal; there is no security inbox | |
Sales, partnerships, careers | Forms on the website; no published email | |
Postal mail | Kore.ai, Inc., 7380 West Sand Lake Road, Suite 390, Orlando, FL 32819 |
Which other companies are called Kore?
Several, and data providers mix them up. KORE Wireless, an IoT connectivity company (KORE Wireless), even carries Kore.ai’s 2016 product launch on its investor-relations site (KORE Wireless). KORE Software, now KORE × Two Circles, sells sports-sponsorship data (KORE). KORE Power, KoreConX, KORE1 (recruiting) and KoreLogic are also unrelated. Kore.ai’s addresses end in kore.com or kore.ai.
Who owns Kore.ai, its revenue and funding: Kore.ai in 2026: revenue, valuation, funding, CEO.
