KillBounce
Email verifier that actually handles catch-all domains
KillBounce launched on June 9, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,466 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Three-layer email verification with a real SMTP probe not regex pretending. Built because the $80/month tools couldn't handle catch-all domains on Google Workspace (anti-enumeration tricks every regex-and-DNS approach into a false "accept all"). KillBounce opens a live SMTP session with the recipient server and reads the actual response. $4 per 1,000 credits. Pay-as-you-go. Credits never expire. Public legal stack at /trust for procurement.
Pay-as-you-go email verification. Validate addresses with three-layer SMTP probing, catch-all and disposable detection. From $4 for 1,000 credits.
Syntax → DNS/MX → live SMTP probe. Each layer eliminates a class of bounce that the layer above misses. Accept-all servers get their own verdict. In-session probe distinguishes real mailboxes from anti-enumeration. Drop a CSV, TXT or XLSX. Dedupe + status polling + segmented CSV download. Up to 5M addresses per job. Your list is not our list. Encrypted transit + at rest. Results deleted on request. No resale, ever. Three vital signs on a 50K list at a 12% bounce rate — before and after a single verified send. No subscription. Credits never expire. Credit-back guarantee if we say valid and it bounces. A worked example — sender score modeled from 92 to 8 across four weeks, benchmarked against…from getkillbounce.com
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