Email Verification: Clean Addresses Before You Send
What email verification checks, when to use it, and how it cuts bounces and protects your sender reputation.
Email verification checks whether an address is valid and deliverable before you send to it. It is the cheapest way to cut bounces and avoid spam traps.
What it checks
- Syntax — is it a well-formed address?
- Domain & MX — can the domain receive mail at all?
- Disposable / role — flag throwaway and
info@-style addresses.
When to verify
Verify in real time at signup to block typos and fakes, and batch-verify an old list before re-engaging it. Both protect your bounce rate.
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Not a substitute for opt-in
Verification confirms an address exists; it does not confirm the person wants your email. Pair it with double opt-in for a list that is both valid and willing.
Built in at signup
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