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Validate an email address — syntax, MX/A deliverability lookup, and disposable / role-based address detection. No mailbox probing.

Takes one email address and tells you whether it can actually receive mail. Returns a verdict of valid, invalid, or risky, splits the address into username and domain, and flags free providers and role accounts like admin@ or support@. One address per call.

Email verification / validate email: checks if an email address is real and deliverable (SMTP mailbox check), flags disposable, catch-all and role emails. Use before sending, for lead lists, CRM cleanup and sign-up fraud checks. $0.01.

Checks one email address and returns valid, risky or invalid with the reasons: address format, whether the domain can receive mail (live MX lookup), known throwaway domains (mailinator and others, invalid), shared inboxes like info@ or sales@ (risky), likely typos such as gmial.com with the fix in didYouMean, and free providers such as gmail.com (flag only). Does not ping the mailbox (no SMTP), so

Validate email syntax, domain, and MX records for basic automated checks without SMTP mailbox verification; cannot prove a mailbox exists or can receive mail. USE WHEN: agent needs inexpensive structural and mail-domain validation before using an email address. DO NOT USE WHEN: agent requires proof that a mailbox exists or can receive mail.

Validate an email address: format check plus a live MX record lookup on its domain

Validate an email address: syntax, MX resolution, disposable-domain check.

Email Validation: Check email syntax, mail-server records, disposable domains, role addresses and likely typos. Returns checks without confirming a mailbox exists.

Use when an agent needs email validation, screening only, for an address from a form, a scrape or a CRM and must decide whether it is worth sending to. Screens the address: syntax, DNS mail exchanger, disposable domain, role account, free provider and common typos. It does not verify that the mailbox exists. A DNS failure answers 503 and is not charged.

Create an email validation job from a JSON list of addresses or CSV text (send exactly one). Poll its status, then fetch results as JSON or CSV. Billing counts only testable addresses, fixed at creation; unreachable, disposable and typo domains are free.

6 email validation checks in one call — syntax (RFC 5322), MX record verification, disposable detection (5,000+ domains), free provider identification, role-based address detection (admin@, info@), and typo suggestion. Returns a 0-1 confidence score with detailed per-check results. POST method protects email addresses from access logs. No API keys, no multiple service integrations needed. Accepts

Email validation for signup forms, lead lists and CRM cleanup: checks syntax, MX mail servers, disposable or temporary domains, role addresses (info@, sales@) and free providers. Returns a deliverable_guess. No SMTP probe, no data stored.

Check an email address or domain: MX records, mail provider (Google/Microsoft/Zoho), SPF, DMARC policy, disposable-domain flag and a 0-100 deliverability score. Validate leads before sending.

DNS and list based verification. Never claims that a mailbox exists without evidence: without an SMTP probe the verdict for a routable address is "unknown", not "valid".

DNS and list based verification. Never claims that a mailbox exists without evidence: without an SMTP probe the verdict for a routable address is "unknown", not "valid".

Give this tool a list of domain names and it will instantly check each one's DMARC email security record. DMARC is a standard that tells email providers how to handle fake or spoofed emails pretending to come from your domain. For each domain you submit, you get back whether a valid record exists, what the policy is (none, quarantine, or reject), whether reporting addresses are set up, and the ful