Emailable

Name: Emailable
Brand: Emailable
Price: 38500032.30 USD

The consolidator: five verification brands merged into one fast API

Emailable is an email verification platform formed from the 2021 merger of Blaze Verify and TheChecker under Cache Ventures, which has since absorbed DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, and Trumail. It verifies addresses through bulk uploads, a single-address verifier, a REST API with Node, Ruby, and Python libraries, and a drop-in form widget, and adds inbox placement reporting and blacklist monitoring on the same credit balance. Credits never expire, start at $38 for 5,000 pay-as-you-go with 15 percent off on subscription, include 250 free on signup, and are refunded for duplicates and unknown results. It is SOC 2 Type II certified and guarantees that no more than 1 percent of addresses marked deliverable will bounce.

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Overview

Emailable's history is a roll-up. TheChecker was founded in 2016 by Bernardo Henrique Couto in Miami, Cache Ventures acquired it in early 2021 to sit alongside its existing Blaze Verify business, and in March 2021 the two rebranded as Emailable. Since then the company has taken in DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, and Trumail, and its homepage still greets users of each with a migration link. The result is a customer base assembled from half a dozen brands and a claim of more than 300,000 businesses served.

The product that emerged is unusually focused on speed and on the developer path. Emailable states it verifies more than 30,000 emails a minute, processes 100,000 addresses in under three minutes and 250,000 in roughly ten, and runs on 99.99 percent platform uptime with 24/7 support. The API ships with Node.js, Ruby, and Python client libraries and documentation short enough to read in one sitting, and a copy-paste widget adds real-time validation to any HTML form. For a team wiring verification into a signup flow, this is one of the least frictional options in the category.

The commercial terms are conventional but clean. Every verification path, bulk, single, API, and widget, costs one credit. Credits never expire. Duplicates and unknown results are refunded automatically when a job finishes, so you pay for conclusions. Signup includes 250 free credits, which is more than most competitors offer, and a subscription takes 15 percent off the pay-as-you-go rate. The published anchor is $38 for 5,000 credits, or $32.30 a month on subscription, which is $0.0076 per address; higher rungs up to one million are quoted through the on-page calculator rather than published as a static table, and volumes above a million go to sales.

Compliance sits in the middle of the field. SOC 2 Type II certification and GDPR compliance are advertised on the homepage, alongside a 99 percent deliverability guarantee stated precisely: no more than 1 percent of addresses returned as deliverable will bounce. That is stronger evidence than the budget vendors offer and thinner than ZeroBounce's full certification pack. Ownership by Cache Ventures rather than by founders is worth noting: this is a portfolio business run for consolidation, which is a fine thing to buy from and a different thing from a founder-led product.

Best for

Developers and product teams adding verification to a signup flow or a pipeline, and marketing teams that want fast bulk cleaning from a SOC 2 certified vendor without paying ZeroBounce prices or accepting a four-person supplier.

Not the right fit for

Buyers who need a fully published price table before signing up; only the 5,000-credit anchor is stated in prose and everything above it comes from a calculator.
Teams whose central problem is recovering catch-all addresses, since Emailable reports them as risky rather than attempting resolution.
Organisations requiring HIPAA, ISO 27001, or EU-only data residency; the published compliance story stops at SOC 2 Type II and GDPR.
Cost-driven bulk cleaning where $0.0076 per address at the 5,000 anchor is several times what MillionVerifier, DeBounce, or Reoon charge.
Buyers who want a founder-led vendor with a long-term independent roadmap; Emailable is a portfolio company assembled by acquisition and has changed brand identity once already.

How it works

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You verify through whichever surface fits: upload a list to Bulk, check one address in Verifier, call the REST API, or drop the widget into a form. All four consume exactly one credit per verification from the same balance, which removes the usual pricing arithmetic about which path is cheaper.
2
The engine returns a verdict of deliverable, undeliverable, or risky, along with enrichment fields most competitors treat as extras: the SMTP provider behind the address such as Google, Microsoft, or Yahoo, a suggested correction for a misspelled domain, and MX record detail. Exports are customisable and come with reports rather than a raw CSV dump.
3
Billing settles after the job. Duplicates and unknown results are refunded as credits when verification completes, so a messy or ambiguous list does not cost more than a clean one. Speed is the headline claim: over 30,000 addresses a minute, with 100,000 finishing in under three minutes.
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Beyond verification, Inbox Reports cost 100 credits each and show where mail lands across providers along with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication errors, while blacklist monitoring runs at 5 credits per check. Both draw on the same balance, so a deliverability programme does not need a second subscription.

Feature breakdown

22 features in 5 modules

Verification surfaces

Four ways in, one credit each, which is simpler than it sounds compared with the rest of the category.

Bulk list verification: Upload a list and clean it with customisable exports and comprehensive reports rather than a bare results file.
Single-address Verifier: One-off checks in the web app for spot verification without touching a list.
REST API: A simple HTTP API documented for production use, with the same per-credit cost as every other path.
Real-time form widget: A copy-paste snippet that validates addresses at the point of capture on any HTML form, with fully customisable parameters and installation described as taking seconds.
Uniform credit cost: Bulk, Verifier, API, and Widget each consume one credit per verification, so there is no path-based price arbitrage to model.

Speed and reliability

The claim Emailable leads with, and the one most visible in daily use.

Thirty thousand verifications a minute: The vendor states it verifies over 30,000 emails per minute, which it positions as roughly eight times faster than typical competitors.
Hundred thousand in under three minutes: A 100,000-address list is claimed to finish in under three minutes, and 250,000 in around ten.
99.99 percent platform uptime: A published uptime figure backed by global infrastructure, relevant when the API sits in a signup path rather than a batch job.
Twenty-four seven support: Support staffed around the clock across time zones, which is unusual at this price level.

Enrichment and diagnostics

The fields that turn a verdict into something you can act on.

SMTP provider detection: Identifies whether an address is served by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, or another provider, which drives segmentation and sending strategy.
Misspelled domain suggestions: Common domain typos are flagged with a suggested correction rather than simply failed, so recoverable rows are recovered.
MX record detection: Returns MX detail alongside the verdict, which is the raw material for diagnosing why a domain behaves oddly.
Customisable exports and reports: Results can be shaped for the destination system rather than reformatted by hand after every job.

Deliverability tooling

A modest suite, billed from the same credit balance rather than a separate subscription.

Inbox placement reports: At 100 credits each, they show which providers deliver to inbox versus spam and which ESPs are involved.
Authentication error detection: Identifies DMARC, SPF, and DKIM misconfiguration, which is where most unexplained placement problems begin.
Blacklist monitoring: Runs at 5 credits per check, so ongoing monitoring is a predictable draw on the same balance as verification.
Deliverability guarantee: The vendor guarantees that no more than 1 percent of addresses marked deliverable will bounce on sending.

Integrations and developer experience

Broad connector coverage with an explicit direct, Make, and Zapier taxonomy.

Client libraries: Official Node.js, Ruby, and Python libraries reduce a verification call to two or three lines.
Direct, Make, and Zapier connectors: The integrations catalogue labels each platform by connection type, so you know before you start whether a native path exists or you are going through an automation layer.
Broad platform coverage: Connectors span CRM, marketing automation, ecommerce, form builders, survey tools, payments, and customer support categories.
Multilingual product: The site and product are localised into German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Chinese, which few competitors bother with.
Legacy brand migration paths: Users of TheChecker, DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, and Trumail are given direct login paths, which matters if you inherited an account from any of them.

Use cases

4 documented

Developer adding validation to a signup form

Fake and mistyped addresses are entering the user table, and the team wants validation in the form rather than a nightly cleanup job.

The widget installs in minutes, the API has Node, Ruby, and Python libraries, misspelled domains get a suggested correction rather than a rejection, and 99.99 percent uptime makes it safe to put in the critical path.

Marketer cleaning a large list against a deadline

A 250,000-row list needs verifying before a campaign goes out tomorrow, and the incumbent vendor takes hours.

Emailable claims 250,000 addresses in roughly ten minutes at over 30,000 a minute, with duplicates and unknowns refunded so the bill matches the useful output.

Team inheriting a legacy verification account

The company has an old TheChecker, DataValidation, or Trumail account and nobody knows whether the service still exists.

All of those brands now resolve into Emailable with a published migration login path, so the account is recoverable rather than stranded.

Ops lead diagnosing a placement problem

Bounce rates look fine but engagement has collapsed, which points at spam placement or authentication rather than list quality.

An Inbox Report at 100 credits shows where mail lands and flags SPF, DKIM, and DMARC errors, and blacklist monitoring at 5 credits per check confirms whether a listing is involved, all on the same credit balance.

Pricing

from $38 for 5,000 credits pay-as-you-go, or $32.30 per month on subscription

Prepaid credits with no expiry, sold pay-as-you-go or as a monthly subscription at 15 percent off, with a uniform one-credit cost across bulk, single, API, and widget verification.

Plan	Price	Includes
Pay as you go	From $38 one-time credit purchase	5,000 credits for $38, which is $0.0076 each Packages available at 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000, 250,000, 500,000, and 1,000,000 No contracts and no commitment Credits never expire Only the 5,000-credit price is published in prose; higher rungs are quoted through the on-page calculator.
Subscription	From $32.30 per month	Fifteen percent off the pay-as-you-go rate at every volume Cancel any time Credits still never expire Same feature set as pay-as-you-go The subscription is a discount mechanism rather than a different product; nothing is gated behind it.
Enterprise	Custom quoted	For volumes above 1,000,000 credits Custom rates negotiated with sales Everything below one million remains self-serve

Plan

Price

Includes

Pay as you go

From $38

one-time credit purchase

5,000 credits for $38, which is $0.0076 each
Packages available at 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000, 250,000, 500,000, and 1,000,000
No contracts and no commitment
Credits never expire

Only the 5,000-credit price is published in prose; higher rungs are quoted through the on-page calculator.

Subscription

From $32.30

per month

Fifteen percent off the pay-as-you-go rate at every volume
Cancel any time
Credits still never expire
Same feature set as pay-as-you-go

The subscription is a discount mechanism rather than a different product; nothing is gated behind it.

Enterprise

Custom

quoted

For volumes above 1,000,000 credits
Custom rates negotiated with sales
Everything below one million remains self-serve

Add-ons

Inbox Reports (100 credits per report): Inbox placement across providers plus SPF, DKIM, and DMARC error detection.
Blacklist Monitors (5 credits per check): Ongoing blocklist monitoring drawn from the same credit balance.

Billing notes

Every verification path costs exactly one credit, whether it comes through Bulk, Verifier, the API, or the Widget, which removes an entire category of pricing confusion.
Duplicates and unknown results are refunded as credits when a verification job completes, so you are billed for conclusions rather than attempts.
Credits never expire and there are no long-term contracts on either the pay-as-you-go or subscription path.
The published anchor is $38 for 5,000 credits, which is $0.0076 each; per-credit rates fall with volume but Emailable does not publish the ladder as a static table, so a 10,000, 100,000, or one-million quote has to be read from the calculator at purchase time.
Deliverability tooling is priced in credits rather than as a separate subscription, which is more flexible than Bouncer's separate Deliverability Kit but harder to budget for as a fixed monthly line.

Value assessment: At the published anchor of $0.0076 per address, Emailable is a mid-to-upper-market price: cheaper than ZeroBounce, roughly comparable to NeverBounce's entry rate, and several times more than MillionVerifier or Reoon. What justifies it is the combination of SOC 2 Type II, a precisely worded 1 percent bounce guarantee, genuinely fast processing, 24/7 support, non-expiring credits, and refunds for duplicates and unknowns. The 250 free credits also make evaluation painless. The weak spot is transparency: refusing to publish the volume ladder in a category where competitors publish theirs in full makes the vendor harder to compare and forces a signup to get a number, which is a small but real friction.

Strengths & limitations

Strengths

SOC 2 Type II certified with GDPR compliance advertised, which puts it well ahead of the budget tier on assurance without ZeroBounce's price.
The deliverability guarantee is stated precisely: no more than 1 percent of addresses marked deliverable will bounce, rather than a vague accuracy percentage.
Genuinely fast: over 30,000 verifications a minute, 100,000 addresses in under three minutes, on 99.99 percent published uptime.
One credit per verification across bulk, single, API, and widget, with duplicates and unknowns refunded on completion.
250 free credits on signup, the most generous one-time free allowance among the vendors reviewed here.
Strong developer experience: Node, Ruby, and Python client libraries, concise documentation, and a form widget that installs in seconds.
Enrichment fields are included rather than upsold: SMTP provider, MX detail, and misspelled-domain suggestions come back with every verdict.
Twenty-four seven support and a product localised into seven additional languages.

Limitations

The volume price ladder is not published; only the 5,000-credit anchor appears in prose, which makes budgeting above that a signup-first exercise.
Catch-all addresses are reported as risky with no resolution attempt, so B2B lists leave the same bucket unresolved that MillionVerifier and BounceBan try to recover.
Compliance stops at SOC 2 Type II and GDPR; there is no ISO 27001, no HIPAA, no published EU data residency option, and no public trust centre with downloadable evidence.
Pricing at $0.0076 per address at the entry anchor is four to six times the cheap end of the category for the same core verification.
Ownership by Cache Ventures makes this a portfolio asset assembled by acquisition rather than a founder-led product, and it has already changed brand identity once.
The deliverability suite is thin next to ZeroBounce or the Bouncer Deliverability Kit: inbox reports and blacklist monitoring, with no DMARC monitor or warmup.
Volumes above one million credits route to sales, so the self-serve ceiling is lower than ZeroBounce's or MillionVerifier's.

Head-to-head comparisons

4 alternatives

Emailable vs Bouncer

from $8 for 1,000 credits, with 100 free credits on signup

The two closest competitors in this set on positioning. Bouncer publishes its entire price ladder, hosts only in the EU with hashed storage and 60-day deletion, and guarantees 100 percent accuracy on undeliverables with a 72-hour bounce refund. Emailable is faster, SOC 2 Type II certified, gives 250 free credits against Bouncer's 100, and has a better developer experience. Choose Bouncer for European data handling and pricing transparency; choose Emailable for speed, libraries, and 24/7 support.

Full Emailable vs Bouncer comparison

Emailable vs ZeroBounce

from $0 for 100 credits a month, then $39 for 2,000 pay-as-you-go credits or $99 a month for ZeroBounce ONE

ZeroBounce goes far beyond Emailable on certifications, with ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, owned data centres, and EU or US routing, plus warmup and DMARC monitoring Emailable does not offer. It also costs $649 per 100,000 addresses. Emailable's SOC 2 Type II and 1 percent bounce guarantee cover most small-business assurance needs at a lower price. Take ZeroBounce when a formal security review or the full suite is the requirement, Emailable when it is not.

Full Emailable vs ZeroBounce comparison

Emailable vs NeverBounce

from $8 per 1,000 credits pay-as-you-go, or $49 per month on Growth

Both are US-owned, similarly priced at the entry rung, and integration-heavy. NeverBounce has the longer connector list and the ZoomInfo parent, but expires credits after 12 months and publishes no product-level SOC 2. Emailable never expires credits, refunds duplicates and unknowns, publishes SOC 2 Type II, and verifies considerably faster. Unless a specific NeverBounce integration or the ZoomInfo relationship decides it, Emailable is the better-run product of the two.

Full Emailable vs NeverBounce comparison

Emailable vs DeBounce

from $15 for 5,000 credits, falling to about $0.00044 per check at five million

DeBounce publishes a full price ladder that reaches $135 per 100,000 and $750 per million, against Emailable's $0.0076 anchor, and documents a graded deliverability guarantee down to a full refund above 8 percent bounces. Emailable answers with SOC 2 Type II, far higher throughput, better client libraries, and 24/7 support. Take DeBounce for transparent low-cost bulk work, Emailable when the API is in a production path and the vendor has to pass a light security check.

Full Emailable vs DeBounce comparison

Implementation & onboarding

Setup time: Ten minutes for bulk work, and about the same for the API given the client libraries. The form widget is described as installable within seconds and in practice is a snippet plus a key.
Learning curve: Low. Three verdicts plus enrichment fields, uniform credit costs across every path, and documentation short enough to read in one pass. Inbox Reports and blacklist monitoring take slightly longer to interpret because they report on sending posture rather than list quality.
Onboarding: Entirely self-serve up to one million credits, with 250 free credits to start and no credit card required to create an account. Above one million, pricing goes to sales.
Migration notes: If you are arriving from TheChecker, DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, or Trumail, Emailable publishes direct login paths for each legacy brand, so an old account is usually recoverable rather than lost. Coming from any other vendor, the mapping work is mostly around the risky verdict, since Emailable does not attempt catch-all resolution and any automation keyed on a competitor's resolved catch-alls will see more risky rows here. Credits do not transfer between vendors, so time the switch to the end of an existing balance.

Platform, API & security

Platforms: Web applicationREST APIForm widgetNode.js, Ruby, and Python client librariesDirect, Make, and Zapier integrations
API: Simple HTTP REST API with official Node.js, Ruby, and Python client libraries, documented for production use and backed by a published 99.99 percent platform uptime figure. The same one-credit cost applies as for bulk and widget verification.
Compliance: SOC 2 Type IIGDPR
Data residency: Not published; the company describes global infrastructure without stating regional options.
SSO: Not published as a standard plan feature.
Security notes: SOC 2 Type II certification and GDPR compliance are advertised on the homepage, and the API is described as secure by design. There is no public trust centre with downloadable reports, no published penetration test summary, and no stated retention window for uploaded lists, so a formal security review will require direct contact.

Support & resources

Channels: 24/7 supportEmailIn-app support
Documentation: Developer documentation with client library references and quickstarts, plus product documentation for Bulk, Verifier, Widget, and Deliverability.
Community: No user forum. The company publishes a blog, press releases, and an integrations directory categorised by connection type.

Company

Founded: 2016
Headquarters: New York, United States, with offices in Miami, Los Angeles, and Sao Paulo
Ownership: Owned by Cache Ventures
Founders: Bernardo Henrique Couto
Employees: Not disclosed
Funding: Not venture-funded in the conventional sense; the business was assembled by acquisition under Cache Ventures, which acquired TheChecker in January 2021 to combine with its existing Blaze Verify business.

Timeline

2016TheChecker is founded in Miami by Bernardo Henrique Couto, aiming at fast and affordable verification for small businesses.
2021Cache Ventures acquires TheChecker in January and merges it with Blaze Verify; in March the combined business rebrands as Emailable.
2022Absorbs further verification brands including DataValidation, Email Checker, and Verify Email, publishing migration login paths for each.
2023Trumail joins Emailable, and the platform standardises on one credit per verification across bulk, single, API, and widget paths.
2024Adds deliverability tooling with inbox placement reports at 100 credits and blacklist monitoring at 5 credits, billed from the verification balance.
2026Advertises SOC 2 Type II certification, a 99 percent deliverability guarantee, 99.99 percent uptime, and more than 300,000 businesses served.

Integrations

REST API with Node.js, Ruby, and Python libraries
Real-time form widget
ActiveCampaign
Brevo
Campaign Monitor
AWeber
ClickFunnels
Agile CRM
Act-On
Make and Zapier for platforms without a direct connector

Frequently asked questions

10 questions

What is Emailable?

Emailable is an email verification platform created in March 2021 when Cache Ventures merged Blaze Verify and TheChecker under one brand, and since expanded by absorbing DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, and Trumail. It verifies addresses through bulk uploads, a single-address checker, a REST API, and a form widget, and adds inbox placement reports and blacklist monitoring on the same credit balance.

How much does Emailable cost?

The published anchor is $38 for 5,000 pay-as-you-go credits, which is $0.0076 per address, or $32.30 a month on subscription, a 15 percent discount. Packages are offered at 5,000, 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000, 250,000, 500,000, and 1,000,000 credits, but the per-tier prices appear only in the on-page calculator rather than as a published table. Volumes above a million go to sales.

Do Emailable credits expire?

No. Credits never expire and can be used at your leisure on either the pay-as-you-go or subscription path, with no long-term contracts. Duplicates and unknown results are also refunded as credits when a verification job completes, so you are only billed for conclusive answers.

How fast is Emailable?

The vendor claims more than 30,000 verifications a minute, describing it as roughly eight times faster than typical competitors: 100,000 addresses in under three minutes and 250,000 in around ten. Combined with a published 99.99 percent platform uptime, that makes the API practical to place in a live signup path rather than only in batch jobs.

How does Emailable handle catch-all addresses?

It reports them as risky rather than attempting to resolve them into definite verdicts. That is the conventional approach and it means a B2B list with many accept-all domains leaves the same unresolved bucket here as at most competitors. MillionVerifier resolves 30 to 40 percent of that segment inside a standard credit, and BounceBan claims considerably more, so if catch-all recovery is the point, look there.

What is Emailable's deliverability guarantee?

The company guarantees that no more than 1 percent of addresses it returns as deliverable will bounce on sending. That is a narrower and more testable statement than a general accuracy percentage, and it sits alongside claims of 30,000-plus verifications a minute, 99.99 percent platform uptime, and 24/7 support.

Is Emailable SOC 2 certified?

Yes, Emailable advertises SOC 2 Type II certification along with GDPR compliance on its homepage. It does not publish a trust centre with downloadable reports, an ISO 27001 certificate, HIPAA coverage, a data residency option, or a stated retention window, so a formal vendor security review will require contacting the company directly.

Is there a free plan?

New accounts include 250 free credits, which is the most generous one-time free allowance among the verifiers reviewed here. There is no recurring monthly free allowance of the kind ZeroBounce and Reoon offer, so treat the 250 credits as an evaluation budget.

What do Inbox Reports and blacklist monitoring cost?

Inbox Reports cost 100 credits each and show which providers deliver to inbox versus spam along with DMARC, SPF, and DKIM authentication errors. Blacklist monitors cost 5 credits per check. Both draw on the same credit balance as verification, which is more flexible than a separate deliverability subscription but harder to budget as a fixed monthly cost.

I have an old TheChecker or Trumail account. Is my data still there?

Probably. Emailable absorbed TheChecker, DataValidation, Email Checker, Verify Email, and Trumail, and publishes a direct login path for each legacy brand on its homepage. If you inherited a dormant account from any of those services, start there rather than assuming it is gone.

Editorial verdict

Emailable is the well-run middle of this category. SOC 2 Type II, a precisely worded guarantee that no more than 1 percent of deliverables will bounce, genuinely fast processing, 24/7 support, non-expiring credits, refunds for duplicates and unknowns, 250 free credits, and the best client-library experience of the group add up to a product that is easy to recommend to a developer or a marketing team that wants no drama. Two things hold it back. It does not publish its volume ladder, which in a category where Bouncer, DeBounce, MillionVerifier, and ZeroBounce all publish theirs looks like a choice rather than an oversight, and it makes no attempt on catch-all addresses. Buy it when the API is going into a production path and the vendor has to clear a light security check. If your problem is a large accept-all bucket or the lowest possible bill, the answer is elsewhere.

Written by the SaaSTracker editorial team. Awards, when shown, are judged against the published criteria in our methodology.