MailTooth
Modern Email Verification Solution For Your Agents, APIs etc
What it does
MailTooth helps teams verify individual emails, clean bulk lists, and protect sending reputation with tiered checks, a real-time API, and AI-ready MCP tooling.
MailTooth helps teams protect signup forms, verify individual emails, clean bulk lists, and protect sending reputation with tiered checks, a real-time API, and AI-ready MCP tooling.
Check one address instantly or clean an entire list with syntax, domain, risk, and mailbox verification. See exactly why an address is safe, risky, or invalid. Remove invalid addresses, review risky contacts, and reserve mailbox checks for the recipients that matter most. Connect the MailTooth MCP server once. Your agents can verify an address and act on explicit evidence before they write, send, or trigger the next workflow. Compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, OpenAI Agents, and custom Streamable HTTP clients. Give every teammate the access they need to verify, review, and manage email data together—while credits, tools, and activity stay organized in one place. Bring…from mailtooth.com
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