Collect leads from Instagram: business accounts that show a public email. Then check which of those emails Pass, so fewer of your emails bounce.
Find leads Check email addressesCollect leads, get their details, and download your list. Checking the emails is optional and uses extra credits, so you can download without it. Want to check a list you already have? Use the email checker.
Start from the accounts a public profile follows, or from the comments on a post. Filter them and see which leads list a business email.
We check if the mailbox exists, not only if the address is written correctly.
We mark temporary email domains, shared addresses like info@, and domains that accept all email. You decide what to do with them.
If a domain is misspelled, for example gmial.com, we show the likely correct address.
Load credits once and use them in both tools. Email checks are charged only for clear Passed or Failed results, never for Unknown.
Paste your list or upload a CSV file. Then download the Passed, Failed and Unknown addresses as separate files.
After a check you get a clear breakdown, the reasons behind it, and downloads for each group. The numbers below are an example, not real data.
Choose a public Instagram account or post. Collect the accounts, filter them, and get the contact details each lead shows publicly.
Send the lead emails you found to the checker. Each one is marked Passed, Failed or Unknown, with the reason.
Download only the Passed addresses, or all results as separate files.
Find Instagram accounts that could become your customers, and get the email they show publicly. Enter a username to see who it follows, or a post link to see who commented. Filter the list, get the details, and check the emails.
Find out which email addresses work. Send only to real inboxes and get fewer bounced emails.
Is the address written correctly?
Does the domain exist and have mail records?
Does the receiving server answer, and does that specific mailbox exist? This is tested through a live conversation with the mail server, without sending an email.
Disposable (temporary) email services, shared addresses such as info@ or sales@, and likely typos such as gmial.com, with a suggested fix.
The address passed all tests and the mailbox exists.
The address is invalid. The format is wrong, the domain has no mail records, or the mailbox does not exist.
The result cannot be determined, usually because the domain accepts all email (catch-all) or the server uses greylisting. Unknown results are not charged.
Every result shows the reason, such as “Mailbox exists”. No service is 100% accurate: some mail servers hide whether a mailbox exists, so those come back as Unknown rather than a guess.
Send campaigns with fewer bounced emails.
Clean a client's email list and return a verified file.
Contact leads at addresses that work.
Keep your signup list accurate from the start.
Email lists become outdated. Some addresses in a list that was correct six months ago may no longer work.
Unknown usually means the domain accepts all email. Send to a small group first and watch the bounces.
Addresses like info@ can pass, but several people read them and replies are less common.
A verified list improves delivery, but it does not give you permission to email people. Follow the laws that apply to your recipients.
Buy credits once and use them in both tools. Every new account gets 100 free credits. Credits do not expire.
$15
5,000 credits · $3 per 1,000
$68.75
25,000 credits · $2.75 per 1,000
$250
100,000 credits · $2.5 per 1,000
1 credit collects one page of about 190 accounts.
1 credit gets the details of one lead (followers, account type, public email).
1 credit checks one email address.
Only Passed and Failed results use a credit. Unknown results are not charged.
Pay by card (Razorpay) or by crypto (Heleket). All prices are in US dollars. Credits are added to your account as soon as the payment is confirmed.
Passed: the address passed all tests and the mailbox exists. Failed: the address is invalid, for example the format is wrong, the domain has no mail records, or the mailbox does not exist. Unknown: the result cannot be determined, for example the domain accepts all email (catch-all) or the server uses greylisting. Unknown results are not charged.
Only from information the account has made public, such as the contact email on a business profile or an email address in the bio.
No. Credits stay in your account until you use them.
Yes. Every new account gets 100 free credits, which you can use in either tool.
No. Only Passed and Failed results use a credit.
A shared address such as info@, sales@ or support@. It can pass the check, but several people read it and replies are less common.
Yes. Large lists are checked in batches. You can see the progress and stop at any time. Results are saved, so you are not charged twice for the same address.
No service is 100% accurate. Some mail servers do not show whether a mailbox exists. In that case we show “unknown” and do not guess.