Response Fields
The domain extracted from the input.
The full email address if one was provided as input.
Only present when input is an email address.
The email address normalized to its canonical form, with aliases and provider-specific variations removed. Helps detect duplicate accounts using different address formats.
A corrected email address when a likely typo is detected in the domain. Catches common mistakes like @gmial.com before they enter your system.
[email protected] → [email protected]
If suggested is null, the field will not be displayed.
Whether this is a role-based address (info@, support@, sales@) rather than a personal mailbox. Role addresses often have multiple recipients and higher bounce rates.
Whether MX records exist for the domain, confirming it can receive email.
Whether the specific mailbox exists and can receive mail (verified via SMTP). Use this to clean your lists and avoid hard bounces that damage sender reputation.
May be absent if connection to mail server fails.
Whether the mail server accepts all addresses (wildcard) regardless of whether the mailbox exists. If true, deliverability cannot be reliably verified.
May be absent if connection to mail server fails.
The detected email service provider (e.g., Gmail, Outlook, ProtonMail).
Whether the domain is a known disposable or temporary email service. Commonly used for fake signups and promo abuse.
Whether the email uses a privacy service (forwarding, aliasing, or masked email like Apple's Hide My Email).
Whether the email or domain is using a paid email service. Paid accounts typically indicate higher-intent users and lower fraud risk.
Requires paid parameter.
Mail server (MX) records with mail server hostnames and their priority values. Keys are hostnames, values are priority numbers (lower = higher preference).
IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) of all MX record hosts.
Requires mx_ip parameter.
Maps each MX hostname to its resolved IP addresses.
Requires mx_reverse parameter.
IP addresses and CIDR ranges authorized to send email via SPF.
Requires spf parameter.
List of all domains operated by the same disposable email provider.
Requires related parameter.
Only returned when disposable: true.
Response message from the mail server during SMTP verification.
Example: "Recipient does not exist."
If mail_status is null, the field will not be displayed.
Debugging or error messages from the real-time verification process.
Example: "Connection timeout after 10s"
If server_status is null, the field will not be displayed.
A numeric code indicating the result of the email verification process.
1xx— Mail server (DNS) lookup issues2xx— Connection failures3xx— Recipient/mailbox errors4xx— Catch-all check errors
If error_code is null, the field will not be displayed.
Error Codes
| Code | Reason |
|---|---|
100 | No mail server found (no MX or A record) |
200 | Mail server unreachable |
201 | Could not establish connection |
202 | Mail server refused communication |
203 | Mail server rejected sender |
204 | Connection timed out |
300 | Recipient does not exist |
301 | Recipient mailbox is full |
302 | Recipient mail server temporarily unavailable |
303 | Blocked by recipient's mail server security policy |
304 | Unable to confirm if recipient can receive emails |
400 | Catch-all validation failed |
401 | Catch-all validation timed out |
{
"domain": "icloud.com",
"email": "[email protected]",
"role": false,
"mx": true,
"deliverable": true,
"catchall": false,
"provider": "iCloud",
"disposable": false,
"privacy": false,
"paid_service": false,
"mx_record": {
"mx01.mail.icloud.com": 10,
"mx02.mail.icloud.com": 10
},
"spf_record": [
"17.41.0.0/16",
"17.58.0.0/16",
"2a01:b747:3005:200::/56",
"2a01:b747:3006:200::/56"
],
"mx_ip": [
"17.57.152.5",
"17.42.251.62",
"17.57.155.25"
],
"mx_reverse": {
"mx01.mail.icloud.com": "17.57.155.25",
"mx02.mail.icloud.com": "17.42.251.62"
}
}Query Parameters
Use query parameters to include additional data. All parameters are optional flags (no value needed).
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
paid | Whether the domain or email is utilizing a paid email service. |
mx_ip | Include resolved IP addresses for all MX hostnames. |
mx_reverse | Include mapping of each MX hostname to its IPs. |
spf | Include SPF record data (authorized sending IPs). |
related | Include related domains from same disposable provider. Only works when disposable: true. |
mail_status | Human-readable mail delivery result. Set to false to hide. |
server_status | Human-readable server connection result. Set to false to hide. |
error_code | Numeric error code for email delivery verification result. Set to false to hide. |
Example with all parameters
Full Email Intelligence
GETComprehensive email analysis including deliverability, provider detection, MX records, SPF records, and more.
{
"domain": "gmail.com",
"mx": true,
"provider": "Gmail",
"disposable": false,
"privacy": false,
"mx_record": {
"gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 5,
"alt1.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 10,
"alt2.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 20,
"alt3.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 30,
"alt4.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 40
}
}Endpoint
{
"domain": "gmail.com",
"email": "[email protected]",
"role": false,
"mx": true,
"deliverable": false,
"catchall": false,
"provider": "Gmail",
"disposable": false,
"privacy": false,
"mx_record": {
"gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 5,
"alt1.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com": 10
},
"mail_status": "Recipient does not exist."
}Disposable Email Check
GETQuickly determine if a domain is a disposable/temporary email service. Ideal for preventing signups from throwaway addresses.
{
"tempmail.com": true
}{
"gmail.com": false
}Endpoint
{
"tempmail.com": true
}