Build a Contact List for Email That Actually Delivers.

Start from names and companies, not from a purchased database. Type a prospect's name and their company or domain into the builder above: Verifox generates the likely address patterns, picks the strongest candidate, and verifies it is deliverable before it joins your list. Repeat one at a time, or upload a CSV through the bulk email finder and build the whole list in one pass.

Yes, for business contacts and legitimate B2B outreach. GDPR's legitimate-interest basis covers finding a work address to send a relevant business proposal, provided you identify yourself and honour opt-outs, which is also the core of CAN-SPAM. Verifox is GDPR compliant and SOC 2 Type II audited, and we process every lookup in memory, never storing, logging, or selling the addresses on your list.

Because a bought list is someone else's stale data. Addresses decay as people change jobs, so a purchased file arrives pre-loaded with bounces that damage your sender reputation, and you cannot prove how it was collected. A list you build is fresh, scoped to prospects you actually chose, and verified at the moment of creation. If you already own an old list, clean it first with the email verifier.

Every candidate runs through the same 9-point verification engine behind our paid API: syntax against RFC 5321/5322, domain and MX records, a live SMTP mailbox ping, disposable-domain and role-address detection, catch-all detection with AI-confidence scoring, domain age, and SPF/DKIM/DMARC authentication. On our 1,000-address benchmark the engine measures 99.99% accuracy, so a contact that joins your list is a contact you can send to.

Free to start, yes. Run lookups from this page without an account, then create a free account to claim 1,000 free credits, or 2,500 if you sign up with a work address. No card required. Ten credits cover one find-and-verify lookup, credits never expire, and volume rates are localized to your region on the pricing page.

Yes. Upload a CSV of names plus companies or domains and Verifox returns a clean file with the found address, the matched pattern, a confidence score, and a verification verdict on every row. Verification runs at roughly 10,000 emails per minute on the standard tier, so a several-thousand-row list comes back in minutes. The bulk email finder handles the whole upload-to-export flow.

We score them instead of guessing. Catch-all domains accept mail for any address, so a plain SMTP check cannot confirm the mailbox, and 20-40% of B2B email lists fail at exactly this point, the check most free tools skip. Verifox flags the catch-all and runs an AI-confidence pass, so each of those contacts carries a 0 to 100 score you can threshold before sending. The catch-all checker digs into single domains.

Yes. Every list exports as CSV with all data fields intact, ready for HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, Clay, or any sequencer that imports a file. To skip the file step entirely, the REST API exposes the same find-and-verify endpoints for your own pipeline, and the native MCP server lets AI agents build and verify contact rows without glue code.

An extractor scrapes whatever addresses happen to sit on a page, so you inherit dead mailboxes, role addresses, and zero context about who each contact is. The builder works the other way around: you pick the person, Verifox finds and verifies their address. Scraping has its place, the domain email extractor covers it, but a deliberate, verified list is what keeps bounce rates low. For B2B prospecting from profiles, the LinkedIn email finder uses the same engine.

A single find-and-verify lookup returns in a couple of seconds; the verification step alone has a median latency around 380 milliseconds, sub-50ms when cached. Bulk lists process in parallel rather than row by row. Uptime is backed by a 99.9% SLA on Starter and 99.99% on annual Volume contracts, with live status at status.verifox.ai.