Free Email Verifier - Verify Email Address
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$2.00 / 1,000 email verifieds
Free Email Verifier - Verify Email Address
Verify a single email address or bulk email list using our email checker.
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$2.00 / 1,000 email verifieds
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Email Verify - Apify Actor
Professional email verification tool. Validates email deliverability, detects disposable/catch-all/privacy aliases, checks mail server validity, and provides 0-100 risk scoring.
Verification Checks
Email Deliverability
| Check | Description |
|---|---|
| Deliverable | Whether the email address can receive mail |
| Valid Mail Server | Whether MX records exist for the domain, resolved directly over DNS |
| Catch-All | Whether the domain accepts mail for any address |
| Disposable | Whether the domain is a temporary/throwaway provider, checked against two published blocklists (~57.000 domains) plus a live second opinion for the ones the lists miss |
| Privacy Alias | Whether the email is a privacy relay (e.g., Apple Hide My Email) |
| Email Forwarder | Whether the address forwards to another mailbox |
Provider Detection
| Check | Description |
|---|---|
| Email Provider | Identified mail provider (Gmail, Outlook, etc.) |
| Free Provider | Whether using a free email service |
Risk Assessment
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Risk Score | 0-100 score (lower is better) |
| Status | safe / risky / unsafe / invalid / undeliverable |
Security Intelligence (when available)
| Check | Description |
|---|---|
| Credentials Leaked | Whether credentials appeared in known leaks |
| Data Breach | Whether email appeared in data breaches |
| Suspicious | Whether activity appears suspicious |
| Spoofable | Whether the domain can be spoofed |
| SPF Strict | Whether SPF is strictly configured |
| DMARC Enforced | Whether DMARC policy is enforced |
Input
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
emails | string[] | No | Email addresses to verify (max 10 combined) |
domains | string[] | No | Domains to verify (max 10 combined) |
Output
Each email produces a result with:
Status Values
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
safe | Low risk (score 0-25), deliverable, valid server |
risky | Moderate risk (score 26-60), deliverable |
unsafe | High risk (score 61-100), deliverable |
undeliverable | Valid server but confirmed not accepting mail |
invalid | The domain has no mail server. This is a positive finding, not a failed check |
unknown | The check could not be completed. Nothing was established, so no verdict is claimed |
On unknown. Any field may come back null, and null means "not
established" rather than "no". This matters: an earlier build defaulted
valid_mail_server to false when a source was unreachable, which made every
address, gmail.com included, come back as invalid. A null now says so
honestly. sources_checked on each row lists which checks actually answered.
Risk Score Scale
| Range | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0-25 | Low risk — safe to send |
| 26-60 | Moderate — proceed with caution |
| 61-100 | High risk — likely undeliverable or suspicious |
What this actor does not do
It makes no SMTP connection, so it cannot confirm that a specific mailbox
accepts mail. deliverable and catch_all are therefore usually null, which
is the honest answer rather than a guess. What it does establish is whether the
domain can receive mail at all, whether it is a disposable provider, and how its
SPF and DMARC are configured.
Error Result
