EmailListVerify

EmailListVerify is pay-as-you-go email verification: bulk list cleaning or a real-time API that flags catch-alls, disposables, role accounts and spam traps.

EmailListVerify is a pay-as-you-go email verification tool for anyone who needs a list cleaned before a send or an address checked at the moment it is typed. There is no monthly subscription: credits are bought in packs that never expire. It is owned by itrinity, the Bratislava, Slovakia SaaS group, since 2018 and operated under the legal entity EmailListVerify s. r. o. A list is uploaded in bulk for a downloadable, reason-coded result file, with duplicates removed as part of the clean, or checked one address at a time through the real-time verification API or an embeddable web form validation script, so a signup form rejects a bad address before it reaches the list. Verification covers syntax and MX record checks, an SMTP mailbox check, catch-all domain detection, disposable email detection, role account detection, spam trap detection, a free mailbox provider flag and typo suggestions that correct a misspelled domain. A Blacklist Checker reports sender IP and domain reputation, and the Email Finder add-on looks up a person's address from a name and a company domain. The integrations page lists Mailchimp, HubSpot, MailerLite, Zapier, AWeber, Sendloop, SparkPost, Campaign Monitor, Mailgun and n8n. EmailListVerify suits email marketers cleaning a list before a send, e-commerce teams protecting sender reputation from bounces, SaaS teams validating signups in real time, B2B teams verifying a prospecting list before outreach, and buyers who want to pay per credit rather than a monthly seat. A signup comes with a batch of free verifications, after that credit packs are bought one-time from a small pack to tens of millions of credits, and volume pricing above a million emails a month goes through sales. The jobs EmailListVerify is bought for are cleaning the list ahead of a campaign, validating the signup form in real time, cutting the bounce rate before it hurts deliverability, protecting the sending domain's reputation and finding a prospect's address from a name and a company. It sits beside the email marketing platform that sends the campaign and the form that collects the address rather than replacing either.