Verify emails before they hit your sequencer
Every address we find is checked and labelled. Verification is a quality signal on the row — you still export the unique lead, and you can filter by status in the CSV.
Email verification
Live progress
Cedar & Co. Dental
hello@cedarcodental.com
Northside Family Dentistry
admin@northsidefamily.com
Bright Smile Studio
contact@brightsmilestudio.co
Lakeview Orthodontics
info@lakeviewortho.com
What verification actually means here
We attach a status of valid, catch-all, invalid, or unknown. Valid is the safest to send first. Catch-all domains accept mail at the mailbox level so nobody can promise they are real. Invalid should stay out of your first sequence. Unknown means the check could not finish — treat it as unverified, not as a pass.
Verification does not change how credits settle. Unique post-dedupe leads are billed by source weight; the status column is there so you can protect deliverability, not so we can upsell a second product.
Who needs it
- Outbound teams
- Keep bounce rate down when a new domain or mailbox is still warming.
- Agencies sending for clients
- Hand over a labelled list instead of a raw dump that burns the client’s domain.
- Anyone using Instantly or Smartlead
- Import statuses your sending tool already understands, then suppress invalids.
How it works
- 01
Find the contact
Public listings and website enrichment surface candidate emails.
- 02
Check the address
Each email is verified before it is treated as export-ready.
- 03
Export with a status column
Filter valid first, park catch-alls, drop invalids from the opener sequence.
Warm-up week for a new sending domain
Export dentists in Austin, keep valid only for days 1–5, then add catch-alls once bounce rate is stable. Invalid never enters the sequence. You still paid once per unique lead — you just chose who to email first.