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EasyMailVerify

Use case · Sign-up validation

Validate user emails the moment they sign up.

Every fake or mistyped sign-up email costs you: failed onboarding, bounced receipts, and skewed metrics. Verify addresses as users register so only reachable emails get in.

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No monthly subscription · Credits never expire · Unknown results use no credits

Why verify at sign-up

  • Users who mistype their email never receive verification or password emails
  • Disposable inboxes inflate trial counts and abuse free tiers
  • Invalid addresses hurt your sender reputation when you email them later

How it works

When a user submits your form, your server calls the EasyMailVerify API with the address. Use the result to accept it, ask the user to double-check it, or block it.

A sensible policy

  • Passed: accept the account
  • Failed: ask the user to correct the address
  • Unknown: accept, but require email confirmation before full access
  • Disposable flag: block or limit, depending on your product

Step by step

  1. 1

    Create an API key

    Open the API page in your EasyMailVerify dashboard and create a key for your production app.

  2. 2

    Call the API from your backend

    Send POST /api/v1/verify with the new user’s email when the sign-up form is submitted.

  3. 3

    Act on the result

    Accept Passed results, ask for a correction on Failed results, and require confirmation for Unknown results.

Frequently asked questions

Will this slow down my sign-up form?

Most checks return in seconds. If a check takes longer, the API returns an ID; you can let the user in and act on the result when it arrives.

Do repeat checks of the same email cost extra?

Each check uses credits by result: Passed and Failed cost one credit, Unknown is free. Use an Idempotency-Key to make retries of the same request free.

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Pay only for Passed and Failed results. Credits never expire.

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