Email Validation

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By LearnWithHasan | Updated 2일 전 | Email
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README

Our email validation and verification API is designed for developers, marketers, and businesses seeking to enhance their email deliverability and maintain hygiene in their mailing lists.

It offers real-time email checking solutions that significantly reduce bounce rates, improve campaign performance, and elevate user experience.

Email Validation Result

The result is returned in JSON format. Here’s a sample output:

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Success",
  "result": {
    "validation": {
      "email": "hasan@learnwithhasan.com",
      "code": "5",
      "role": false,
      "free_email": false,
      "result": "Safe to Send",
      "reason": "Deliverable",
      "send_transactional": 1,
      "did_you_mean": ""
    },
    "tip": "Always keep mobile users in mind. A significant portion of users open emails on mobile devices. Ensure your emails are mobile-friendly so that they look good on any screen size."
  }
}

What we care about is the “result” section, it provides you with the information you’re looking for regarding the validity of the email. Here for example:

  • Email: The email you want to validate
  • Code: Each result has a unique number ranging between 1 and 8, where each number represents something:
    1. Not an email
    2. Spam-trap by ESPs.
    3. A temporary, disposable address.
    4. A domain-wide setting.
    5. Verified as real address.
    6. Verified as invalid (Bounce).
    7. The server cannot be reached.
    8. Role accounts such as info, support, etc.
  • Role: Is the email role-based or not. Role emails such as “team@” “support@” etc. are not suitable for sending marketing emails to.
  • Free_email: Is the email from a free email provider or not.
  • Result: The final response is whether the email is safe to send or not.
  • **Reason: **The reason why the result is given.
  • Send_transactional: Is it suggested that you send transactional emails to the recipient or not (0: no, 1: yes)
  • Did_you_mean: If you misspelled the email address like someone@gmial.com, it suggests for you the corrected email address.

And, finally the tip: An actionable piece of advice that will help you improve your email marketing!