Getting started

Yes. Personal Gmail, Outlook.com, iCloud, ProtonMail, and any other real mailbox provider works for Valid Email Checker signup. Only disposable services (Mailinator, 10MinuteMail, GuerrillaMail) are blocked.

A tour of the Valid Email Checker dashboard — the logo, single verifier, credit balance, auto-refill toggle, sidebar navigation, account settings, and analytics. Know where everything is.

No. You can sign up, verify emails in the dashboard, and use bulk uploads without entering any payment information. A card is only needed if you want more than 150 credits or want API access.

Valid Email Checker drops you on the dashboard at app.validemailchecker.com/overview right after login. The single-email verifier, your credit balance, and the sidebar nav are all on that page. If 2FA is on, the dashboard loads after the 2FA challenge.

Confirmed email, 150 credits visible in the sidebar widget, a Welcome bonus row in Credits History, and a successful single-email verification — those four checkmarks mean your Valid Email Checker account is fully operational.

Sign up at app.validemailchecker.com/auth/signup with email + password, or use Continue with Google. Confirm your email, log in, and 150 free credits are waiting in your dashboard.

About a minute. Sign up, click the confirmation link, log in, and the single-email verifier sits at the top of the dashboard with your 150 free credits already loaded.

Every new account gets 150 free credits after email confirmation. One credit verifies one email, so that is 150 verifications you can run without paying anything. Credits never expire.

Step-by-step walkthrough from signup to your first verified email. Create the account, confirm your email, run a single check or a bulk list, and download clean results.

Valid Email Checker verifies your email lists before you send. 11-step verification engine, 99%+ accuracy, 17 native integrations, and 150 free credits to start — no credit card.

The Welcome bonus row in Credits History records your 150 free credits being deposited into the Pay-As-You-Go bucket after email confirmation. It is permanent — even after you spend the credits, the row stays as an audit trail.

Clicking the confirmation link verifies your email, deposits your 150 welcome credits into the Pay-As-You-Go bucket, logs a Welcome bonus entry in your Credits History, and redirects you to the login page so you can sign in cleanly.

Three things happen at once: your account is marked verified, 150 welcome credits land in your Pay-As-You-Go bucket, and a Welcome bonus entry is logged in your Credits History. Then you are bounced to the login screen to sign in fresh.

Verify one email with the single-email widget on your dashboard. It costs nothing extra (Unknown results auto-refund), takes 2 seconds, and confirms the platform works end-to-end before you commit your real list.

Valid Email Checker verifies whether an email address is real and safe to send to. Real SMTP checks, 11-step verification engine, 99%+ accuracy, and automatic credit refunds on results we cannot definitively verify.

Valid Email Checker uses Cloudflare Turnstile on the signup and login forms to block automated bots. It runs invisibly in most cases, only showing a challenge if your traffic looks unusual to Cloudflare.

Valid Email Checker sends you to the 2FA challenge page when you have two-factor authentication enabled on the account. Enter your authenticator code or email code (whichever you set up) and you land on the dashboard.

The standard welcome bonus is 150 credits, but a signup with a borderline abuse score can be created with zero credits pending review. Confirmed accounts that show a different number are usually seeing a stale balance.

Beyond the disposable check, Valid Email Checker runs an abuse score on every signup. Tor exits, datacenter IPs, recently abused devices, and Gmail plus-aliasing patterns can flag a signup as ineligible.

Valid Email Checker blocks signups from disposable email providers (Mailinator, 10MinuteMail, GuerrillaMail, and ~10,000 others). Use your real work or personal address instead. The list is maintained in a live database, not hardcoded.