MailVeri is a bulk email verifier: feed it a list (up to a million addresses a batch), and it sorts the deliverable from the dead — bounces, catch-alls, disposables, typo domains — via dashboard or API. Its pitch is price: per-email rates from fractions of a tenth of a cent, undercutting the ZeroBounce/NeverBounce tier that has quietly become expensive.
List cleaning is unglamorous plumbing with a real payoff: bounce rates are the fastest way to burn a sending domain’s reputation, and every serious sender verifies. The category’s open secret is that verification quality varies more than anyone admits — especially on catch-all domains, where “verified” is often a shrug with a checkmark.
What it costs
Free tier to test, then volume pricing from roughly $0.0003–$0.0009 per email with plans at $9/$59/$299 — genuinely cheap for the category.
What we can’t tell you
Accuracy against the incumbents. The test is cheap and decisive: take 2,000 addresses you already know the truth about (last campaign’s bounces plus known-good customers), run them through MailVeri and your current verifier, and compare the disagreements. At these prices, even 95% of ZeroBounce’s accuracy is a win; below that, cheap gets expensive one burned domain later.
The details
| What it is | Bulk email list verification with API, up to 1M addresses per list |
| Price | Free tier · from ~$0.0003/email · plans $9–$299 |
| Best for | Senders cleaning big lists without big-brand verifier pricing |
| Think twice if | Your list is small — your ESP’s built-in checks may already cover you |
