Email Verify

Is this a valid email address. To be valid an email must have: correct syntax, a registered and active domain name, correct DNS records and operational MX servers

True if this email address has passed SMTP username verification. Check the 'smtp-status' and 'domain-status' fields for specific verification details

The complete email address. If you enabled the 'fix-typos' option then this will be the corrected address

True if any typos have been fixed. The 'fix-typos' option must be enabled for this to work

True if this address has any syntax errors or is not in RFC compliant formatting

True if this address has any domain name or DNS related errors. Check the 'domain-status' field for the detailed error reason

The domain name of this email address

The domain name of the email hosting provider

True if this address is from a free email provider

True if this address is a disposable, temporary or darknet related email address

True if this address likely belongs to a person. False if this is a role based address, e.g. admin@, help@, office@, etc.

The SMTP username verification status for this address: <br> <ul> <li>ok - verification was successful, this is a real username that can receive mail</li> <li>absent - this username or domain is not registered with the email service provider</li> <li>invalid - not a valid email address, check the 'domain-status' field for specific details</li> <li>unresponsive - the mail servers for this domain have repeatedly timed-out or refused multiple connection attempts</li> <li>unknown - sorry, we could not reliably determine the status of this username</li> </ul>

The raw SMTP response message received during verification

True if this email domain has a catch-all policy. A catch-all domain will accept mail for any username so therefor the 'smtp-status' will always be 'ok'

True if the mail server responded with a temporary failure (either a 4xx response code or unresponsive server). You can retry this address later, we recommend waiting at least 15 minutes before retrying

The first resolved IP address of the primary MX server, may be empty if there are domain errors present

The email domain status, possible values are: <br> <ul> <li>ok - the domain is in working order and can receive email</li> <li>invalid - the domain is not a conformant hostname. May contain invalid syntax or characters</li> <li>no-service - the domain owner has indicated there is no mail service on the domain (also known as the 'Null MX')</li> <li>no-mail - the domain has no valid MX records so cannot receive email</li> <li>mx-invalid - MX records contain invalid or non-conformant hostname values</li> <li>mx-bogon - MX records point to bogon IP addresses</li> <li>resolv-error - MX records do not resolve to any valid IP addresses</li> </ul>