Elsewhere
Most verifiers return dozens of statuses, park a third of your list under 'risky', and bill every row regardless. After paying, you still don't know what you can send.
At Mozart
Mozart returns four verdicts and prices them honestly. valid, invalid and catch_all are answers you can act on, at 0.1 credit each. unknown means the server wouldn't say, and costs nothing.
Syntax and DNS
Malformed addresses and domains without MX records are settled before a single network call.
Microsoft 365
M365 domains get their own out-of-band channel: 99.4% binary precision.
SMTP dialogue
Everywhere else, a live SMTP conversation asks the server itself, without sending an email.
The verdict
valid, invalid or catch_all: 0.1 credit. The server stalls, greylists or blocks: unknown, 0 credits.
99.4%
binary precision on Microsoft 365
Measured through Microsoft's own out-of-band channel. When Mozart says valid on an M365 domain, it's valid.
No credit card required · 50 free credits
Single
Paste any address in the widget above and read the verdict, live, three free runs a day.
Bulk
5 000 rows per file, ten verdicts per credit, unknown rows free. The job keeps running after you close the tab.
API
POST /api/verify names the signal behind each verdict in reason, so a hard bounce and an unreachable server never look alike in your logs.
Compose with
Email finder → Email verifier → Reverse lookup
Verify what any source produced. Then put a name on whoever replies.