Email verifier

Email verifier: mailbox check, catch-alls free

Verify a work email without sending to it. Catch-all domains are labelled catch-all and are not billed as valid. Syntax and MX checks are not verification.

Paste an address you already have. Verification here is a mailbox check: we talk to the receiving server and stop short of sending mail. A syntax check or an MX check is not verification, and a catch-all that accepted a random local part is not a confirmed mailbox.

A confirmed mailbox is the only result we charge for. Invalid, catch-all, unknown, and checking the same address again are free. If the domain accepts every address, we will say so rather than calling it verified. Read how to verify an email address and catch-all emails explained, or run a single address on the free email verifier.

Questions

How do you verify an email address?
We connect to the domain's mail server and ask whether that exact mailbox exists. The check stops before a message is sent, so the recipient does not get a test email.
What happens on a catch-all domain?
If the server accepts every address, we label the result catch-all and do not bill it. Invalid, unknown, and repeat checks are free too. No tool can confirm a specific mailbox on a domain that accepts everything.
Can I verify one address for free?
Yes. The free email verifier at /tools/email-verifier runs the same mailbox check, with 3 lookups a day for an anonymous visitor and no account.
Check one address — no account needed

Paste an address you already have. A few free lookups a day, shared with the finder.

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