Address & domain
Validate address structure, domain existence and mail-routing configuration.
Verify syntax, domain health, MX records, disposable-email risk, role-account risk and mailbox signals in seconds. No message is sent.

We separate hard facts from uncertain mailbox signals instead of hiding everything behind one opaque score.
Validate address structure, domain existence and mail-routing configuration.
Inspect active MX records and identify major receiving providers when possible.
Flag disposable domains, role addresses and mailbox rejection separately.
Useful tools for list hygiene, diagnostics, lead cleanup and pre-send QA.

Check address syntax, mail routing and mailbox signals in one place.

Inspect SMTP and catch-all signals before you send.

Check up to 100 addresses and export the results.

Spot temporary and throwaway email domains.

Inspect domain existence, mail setup and provider signals.

Find the mail servers responsible for a domain.

Check domain and IP blocklist signals, with official removal links.

Catch formatting errors before checking the mailbox.

Pull email addresses from text into a clean list.

Look up a domain’s sender authentication records.
Email verification has several layers. A correctly formatted address can belong to a nonexistent domain. A domain can exist without mail servers. A mail server can accept all addresses, or deliberately hide whether a mailbox exists. EmailValidly reports those layers separately so an uncertain SMTP result is not presented as a fact.
No. The single-address checker can make a lightweight SMTP conversation with the receiving mail server, but it does not send a message. Many providers restrict this behavior, so mailbox status may remain unknown.
Explore observed email-provider routes across YC company domains, with industry, country and team-size filters.
Explore provider market shareAn email check gathers several kinds of evidence. Format, DNS, risk patterns and mailbox responses have different limits. Use the individual checks to decide whether to correct, review or retry an address.

Preserve the original spelling and confirm corrections with the recipient.
A usable domain is not proof of a specific inbox. Unknown checks are not the same as failed checks.
Review a list in bulk, inspect mail routing or investigate a mailbox result with the dedicated tools.
Illustrative scenarios, not live results for the addresses or records shown. Open a scenario to see the next action.
The result does not include a conclusive mailbox confirmation.
Next action Keep that uncertainty in your records.
A shared inbox, disposable-domain match or catch-all behaviour may explain the warning.
Next action Decide whether the flagged trait matters for your task.
A DNS or mailbox check could not settle the result.
Next action Retry later or ask for confirmation.
Catch technical mistakes while the person supplying the address can still correct them.
Review opted-in addresses and preserve suppression records independently.
No. Use your own confirmation link or code when ownership matters.
No. Optional SMTP checks stop before sending a message body.
No. Read the reason and apply a policy that fits the purpose of your list.
Spot invalid addresses and clean up your list with EmailValidly.
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