Email Verifier & Validator - Bulk, Syntax, MX & Disposable
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Email Verifier & Validator - Bulk, Syntax, MX & Disposable
Bulk-verify email addresses: syntax, domain/MX deliverability, disposable, role-account, free-provider and typo detection. Fast, no API key, pay per email.
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Email Verifier & Validator — Bulk, SMTP, Catch-all & Disposable
Clean and validate email lists in bulk with deep, real-time verification. Every address gets a clear status (valid / invalid / risky / unknown), a 0–100 score and the full signal set: live SMTP check, catch-all detection, deliverability, MX, disposable, role account, free provider, spam-trap and a "did you mean?" typo fix. No API key, no setup.
What does Email Verifier & Validator do?
It checks each email address you give it and tells you whether it is safe to send to. In Power mode it talks to the recipient's mail server (a live SMTP handshake) and detects catch-all domains; in Quick mode it runs the instant checks only. Duplicates are removed before anything is verified, so you never pay twice for the same address.
- Two modes:
- Power (default): deep verification with a live SMTP handshake plus catch-all and deliverability detection. Most accurate.
- Quick: instant check of syntax, MX records, disposable domains, role accounts and free providers, with no SMTP. Faster, same price per email.
- Rich signals per email:
is_safe_to_send,is_deliverable,is_catch_all,can_connect_smtp,is_disposable,is_role_account,is_free_email,is_spamtrap,has_inbox_full,is_disabled,mx_record. - "Did you mean?": suggests a fix for mistyped free-mail domains, e.g.
gmial.comtogmail.com,yahooo.comtoyahoo.com. - Confidence score: one 0–100 number for quick filtering (Power mode).
- Bulk: up to 50,000 emails per run.
Use cases
- Cold email and outbound: verify a prospect list before a campaign to keep bounce rates low and protect your sending domain.
- CRM and list hygiene: find dead, disabled and disposable addresses in an existing database.
- Signup and lead-magnet forms: catch typos and throwaway addresses before they reach your email tool.
- Lead enrichment pipelines: add a verification step after scraping or buying leads, via the API, n8n, Make or Zapier.
How to use Email Verifier & Validator
- Paste your addresses into Emails to verify, one per line (or send an
emailsarray through the API). - Choose Verification mode: Power for the deep SMTP check, Quick for instant results.
- Leave Remove duplicates on, so repeated addresses are verified and charged once.
- Click Start.
- Filter the results by
statusoris_safe_to_send(the Quick-mode results view shows the columns Quick mode fills), and export as CSV, Excel or JSON, or read them through the Apify API.
Example input
{"emails": ["hello@buffer.com", "info@stripe.com", "test@mailinator.com", "contact@gmial.com", "bad@@format"],"mode": "power","deduplicate": true}
Input configuration
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
emails | array of strings | required | Email addresses to verify, one per line. Up to 50,000 per run. |
mode | string | power | power (live SMTP, catch-all, deliverability, spam-trap; most accurate) or quick (syntax, MX, disposable, role and free-provider checks; no SMTP). |
deduplicate | boolean | true | Lower-case and de-duplicate the list before verifying, so each address is checked and charged once. |
Example output
One record per email (Power mode):
{"email": "info@stripe.com","status": "risky","raw_status": "catch_all","score": 71,"is_safe_to_send": false,"is_deliverable": true,"is_valid_syntax": true,"domain": "stripe.com","mx_accepts_mail": true,"mx_record": "aspmx2.googlemail.com","can_connect_smtp": true,"is_catch_all": true,"is_disposable": false,"is_role_account": true,"is_free_email": false,"is_spamtrap": false,"has_inbox_full": false,"is_disabled": false,"did_you_mean": null,"verification_mode": "power","error": null,"checked_at": "2026-09-23T03:31:01.191Z"}
raw_status is the detailed verdict behind status (valid, invalid, disabled, catch_all, role_account, disposable, inbox_full, spamtrap or unknown). In Quick mode score, is_safe_to_send, is_deliverable, can_connect_smtp, is_catch_all, has_inbox_full and is_disabled are null, because they need the SMTP check. Malformed addresses come back as invalid with error: "invalid_syntax".
Status meanings
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
valid | Safe to send: syntax and MX check out, and in Power mode the mailbox was confirmed over SMTP. |
invalid | Will bounce: bad syntax, dead domain, no mail server, disabled mailbox or spam-trap. |
risky | May deliver but is lower quality: catch-all domain, role account (info@, sales@), disposable address, full inbox, or a likely typo. |
unknown | The mail server could not be probed conclusively (some providers block checks). Try again later or treat with caution. |
A run summary (total and count per status) is saved to the run's key-value store as OUTPUT.
How much does email verification cost?
Pay per event. You are charged per email that gets a conclusive result.
| Event | Apify Free plan | Paid plans (Bronze, Silver, Gold and above) |
|---|---|---|
| Email verified | $0.10 | $0.0018 ($1.80 per 1,000) |
| Actor start (once per run) | $0.0005 | $0.0005 |
- Not charged: duplicates removed by
deduplicate, and emails whose result isunknown. - Charged:
valid,invalid(including malformed addresses) andriskyresults. Power and Quick mode cost the same. - Apify Free plan users pay $0.10 per email, so the actor is best suited to paid Apify plans for anything beyond a quick test.
Worked examples:
| Run | Paid plan | Free plan |
|---|---|---|
| 8 emails, all conclusive | 8 × $0.0018 + $0.0005 = $0.0149 | 8 × $0.10 + $0.0005 = $0.8005 |
1,000 emails, 20 come back unknown | 980 × $0.0018 + $0.0005 = $1.7645 | 980 × $0.10 + $0.0005 = $98.0005 |
| 10,000 emails with 500 duplicates, all conclusive | 9,500 × $0.0018 + $0.0005 = $17.1005 | — |
FAQ
What is the difference between Power and Quick mode? Power mode opens a live SMTP conversation with the recipient's mail server to confirm the mailbox where possible and detects catch-all domains, which accept any address. Quick mode skips SMTP for instant syntax, MX, disposable, role and free-provider filtering. Both cost the same per email.
Why do some addresses come back unknown?
Some mail providers deliberately block verification probes. Those return unknown rather than a false verdict, and you are not charged for them.
Why is a deliverable address marked risky?
Catch-all domains accept every address, so a mailbox cannot be confirmed; role accounts (info@, sales@, press@) are shared inboxes that hurt cold-email performance. Use is_safe_to_send and score for finer filtering.
Are duplicates charged?
No. With deduplicate on (the default), the list is lower-cased and de-duplicated before verification.
How fast is it? Six emails are verified in parallel. Quick mode is near-instant per email; Power mode takes longer because it talks to each recipient's mail server.
Can I use it from n8n, Make, Zapier or my own code? Yes. Call the actor through the Apify API or an integration and read the dataset when the run finishes.