Understand business email infrastructure
Inspect syntax, domains, DNS, MX, SPF, DMARC, provider signatures, and available mailbox-response signals to build an evidence-based result.
Choose Business Mode for domain and mail-infrastructure intelligence, or Personal Mode for SMTP-assisted delivery checks and available bounce evidence.
Both modes keep results, reasons, history, and exports in the same workspace while using checks suited to the type of address being reviewed.
Inspect syntax, domains, DNS, MX, SPF, DMARC, provider signatures, and available mailbox-response signals to build an evidence-based result.
Send a visible test message through your configured SMTP account, capture immediate acceptance or rejection, and add delayed-bounce evidence when a supported IMAP mailbox is connected.
Mail providers can accept a message and still filter or delay it. Results are evidence-based, and delayed-bounce monitoring can strengthen a Personal Mode result over time.
Each stage keeps business and personal email checks understandable, repeatable, and easy to manage.
Upload CSV or TXT data, paste email addresses, and choose Business Mode or Personal Mode before processing begins.
Business Mode analyzes infrastructure and provider signals. Personal Mode uses your configured SMTP sender for authorized visible test messages.
Review status, reason, confidence, provider data, immediate SMTP responses, and delayed-bounce evidence when IMAP monitoring is configured.
Completed results can be prepared for professional exports while scan sessions and usage information remain available for later review.
The application uses the selected mode to gather relevant evidence. It does not treat a single signal as guaranteed proof that a mailbox exists or that a message reached the inbox.
Syntax, domain, DNS, MX, SPF, DMARC, and provider signatures are reviewed for business addresses.
A visible test message is sent through the SMTP profile configured by the user for authorized recipient lists.
Immediate SMTP rejection is recorded, while supported IMAP monitoring can add delayed-bounce evidence later.
Compatible proxy settings can route supported checks without changing the result and reporting workflow.
Analysis Pipeline
Example processing sequence
The account system can reserve an allowance before a scan, commit the final usage after completion, or release the reservation when processing does not finish.
Temporarily reserve the requested email allowance before starting analysis.
Apply the completed scan usage to the account after processing succeeds.
Return the reserved allowance when a scan is cancelled or cannot complete.
Explore the workflow before selecting an available paid plan for larger email lists and continued use.