Find a Chess.com account by email
Search an email address to see whether it has a Chess.com account. The same search checks 100+ other platforms at once, so you see everywhere else the address is used too.
What a Chess.com result shows
When the address has a Chess.com account, the result card shows the Chess.com username, name and picture, when the profile shows them.
Chess.com usernames are often reused on other platforms, which makes them a good next search.
Why look up a Chess.com account
- Find the Chess.com account that goes with an address.
- Check whether an old address of yours still holds a Chess.com profile.
- Confirm an opponent or club contact is who they say.
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Questions
Can you find a Chess.com account by email?
Yes, when the account’s owner signed up with that address. Search the address and a Chess.com result appears as a card if there is one, alongside every other platform the address opens.
Will the Chess.com user know I searched for them?
No. Nothing is sent to the address and Chess.com does not tell its user that someone looked.
Is it free?
Yes. Five checks a day per visitor, shared with Seer’s free check, with no account to create.
What if no Chess.com account comes up?
The address may not have a Chess.com account, or the account may use a different address. People often keep one address for work and another for everything else, so try both if you have them.