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Trumail — Free email verification API
Trumail is a fast and accurate email address verification API written entirely in Go. It was built with the intention of providing software engineers and businesses with a simple and easy to use solution to bounced emails.
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Gregg Housh
My working email says "deliverable: false". Which is wrong.
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@gregghoush Mine too. I've found several email addresses that are said to not be deliverable, but actually are.
@gregghoush We have written a similar service, would help if you can try with ur email https://weblegit.com
Will it work on scale? Say verifying 1M emails?
Pros:- It's FREE!!!
- Very easy to use
Cons:Not a con! But scale?
I think that if you want to use in scale you have to use a dedicated service like TheChecker: https://thechecker.co/ They have the best prices and accuracy, I mean only $690 for 1M email verifications.
@shah_vidit I think that if you want to use in scale you have to use a dedicated service like TheChecker: https://thechecker.co/ They have the best prices and accuracy, I mean only $690 for 1M email verifications.
@angrezi_ Hey If you are finding bulk email verification services, you can read this blog; https://www.accuwebhosting.com/b... It has top 10 email verification services compared. All services supports bulk verification; so you can easily choose best suitable verifier for you.
I don't get the hype around this.
If you read the doc on the github, it says it simply connects to a mail service provider via a way older protocol (telnet) and ask it to send an empty email to the targeted email address.
This is simple as fuck to implement yourself and very low resources consuming. That's why this API is proposed free, on a probably low-spec heroku shared instance, which is NOT something you want to rely on for your production app.
Lastly the address it checks emails against is `mail.abccorp.com`, which I could only suppose it linked to http://www.abccorp.biz.
Please don't let yourself be fooled by branded free simple API's. Makes me sad.
@r_vivant The basic premise is really simple but unfortunately it does not works as easily as documented. The trick is essentially namespace mining and mail servers do not like it, one would easily be blocked after certain number of such calls. Secondly establishing socket connections with mail servers every time on scale in a synchronous fashion is not scalable. Thirdly all mail servers behave differently, for example aol does not even accepts connections from unknown/new IP's. Some punish you for first few tries and then let you to connect. When companies spend as much as $30 to acquire a customer through adwords, it does makes sense to spend a extra penny to help users to correct their typo mistakes in their email address.
@csaba_kissi While I cant really answer for trumail , I can suggest https://weblegit.com for real time email verification for scale and response time. Best thing is that you have to add only one line for front end integration to prevent typos and spam emails.
@csaba_kissi IF you are looking for a solution for bulk verification then you should check this out.
https://www.accuwebhosting.com/b...
You can even check service of different provider and their verification results before purchasing.
Is there way to verify multiple emails in one request by comma separated parameters
@niranjan_sukumaran For bulk verification, you usually need to upload a CSV or a XLS file. See which provider accepts which type of files for bulk verification here - https://www.accuwebhosting.com/b...
@dio_ianakiara I think that if you want to use in scale you have to use a dedicated service like TheChecker: https://thechecker.co/ They have the best prices and accuracy, I mean only $690 for 1M email verifications.
Do you have an API status page (response time + availability)? Just to see if it can be integrated with big projects
@arthur_guiot While I cant really answer for trumail , I can suggest https://weblegit.com for real time email verification for scale and response time. Best thing is that you have to add only one line for front end integration to prevent typos and spam emails.
After using it for a while, I think that this tool has many aspects to progress in. This would be a very nice product if it works properly in every situation.
@hrantarzumanyan This is indeed true. What makes it harder is the fact that this is essentially namespace mining and mail servers do not like it. We did something similar with scaling, performance and ease of use at https://weblegit.com . It is a good problem to solve.
@hrantarzumanyan I think that if you want to use in scale you have to use a dedicated service like TheChecker: https://thechecker.co/ They have the best prices and accuracy, I mean only $690 for 1M email verifications.