Express Extract

Express Extract is a practical and relatively simple piece of software designed from the ground up to help you extract telephone numbers and email addresses from targeted websites or based on various provided keywords.

Just as easy to install as it is to work with

The wizard-based installation process is as simple as they get, but do keep in mind that .NET Framework 4.0 or later has to be present in order for the app to function properly.
Regardless of your experience (or lack of) with programs of this sort, it's safe to say that working with Express Extract is by no means a difficult task, especially considering the fact that it's UI sports an intuitive layout and all its features are just a click away.

Intuitive UI and straightforward workflow

The utility brings at your disposal two methods of finding the required information, one that allows you to extract phone numbers and email addresses from a specific domain or website, while the other helps you employ the services of Google and Yahoo! to search for the requested info based on provided keywords.
There's even a timer, and you're also provided with a set of basic statistics such as the total number of extracted webpages and the exact number of results. One other highlight of this app stems from the fact that it is capable of exporting the results directly to Excel or plain text files, at least in theory, since we haven't been able to take advantage of this feature.

Not a bad app, but currently bit rough around the edges

The problem is that each time we tried to export the results, no matter their number, the app crashed unexpectedly, on more than one testing machines.
All in all, Express Extract is a modest app that allows almost anyone to extract telephone numbers and email addresses with just a few clicks and in just a couple of seconds. As is, the app's not fully functional, but we're sure that with a bit of development work this problem can be easily fixed.