This is a real-time email validation API (Application Programming Interface) accessible via a RESTful API call. The API is queried with a simple HTTP GET request and responses are delivered in JSON format. Validating or scrubbing your emails in real-time via API is the best solution for you if you simply don't want to upload your mailing list to a 3rd party server since your data is never stored.
The Email Validation API allows you to validate your emails in real-time and check if they actually exists and checked against our undesirable email database such as Role accounts, Disposable Email Address (DEA), Bogus/fake Emails and Email Domains.
Our real-time email validation API allows you to check if an email address really exists and if it is undesirable (Role account, DEA, Bogus etc). For every email address checked, a specific status is presented which tells you if the email address is valid or invalid or whether it is damaging or undesirable for your email marketing including over 33 status codes for investigating the reason of a specific email validation failure.
1.Email syntax: This checks the email addresses syntax and ensures that they conforms to IETF standards
2.Mail Server Existence Check: This checks the availability of the email address domain using DNS MX records
3.Mail Existence Check: This checks if the email address really exists and can receive email
4.Catch-All Domain Email Check: This checks if the email domain will receive all of the email messages addressed to that domain, even if their addresses do not exist in the mail server.
5.Disposable Email Address Check: This checks if the email is provided by a known Disposable Email Address (DEA) provider such as Mailinator, 10MinuteMail, GuerrillaMail and about 2000 more
We offer a simple and secure way to use or integrate our APIs with your web form, checkout script or application using a simple HTTP GET call to the API according to the following URL structure below. Once a call is made to the API by using the request URL, the API will return a simple page (JSON) with the results and sufficient information will be provided to accept or reject the email address, ready to be scraped by your application.
In case where you would like to use the API to validate emails in bulk and you do not have your own application to exploit the API, a free java based email verifier client will be provided that you can simply use with the API. More details on the java program can be requested. In addition, the API support is already integrated into a powerful third party desktop email verifier program (Advanced Email Verifier) that makes it really easy to exploit the API. For details, please contact me.
Making an API call is very easy with our simple API. All you need is:
Your API Key (API_Key)
The Email Address to check (Email_Address)
All API requests will be made to:
https://server_host/path/to/resource/{APIKey}/email_address
The response will be provided in the format below :
{"Address":"email@domain.com","Status":"XXXXXX","StatusCode":"XXXXXXX"}
API Response Examples:
{"Address":"johndoe@live.com","Status":"Success","StatusCode":"Valid"}
The API key pricing is based on $0.001 per API call with volume discounts. For pricing details, please visit our website at : https://webemailverifier.com/pricing.htm
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The email validation API employs DNS and SMTP protocol functionalities to perform e-mail address validations without sending any email. This works by connecting to the recipient's mail server, and imitates sending a message. When the server gives a response that the appropriate email address is good or bad, the email verifier disconnects from the server and marks the email address accordingly. Thus it fakes SMTP dialog with that server, emulating a real mail server. This way it ensures that the server can handle emails for the address.