To check an email address, go to Email Verifier, paste the address in Single Verification, then click Verify. In a few seconds, Enrow tells you if the address is valid or invalid. Each verification costs 0.25 credit.
Go to Email Verifier in the left menu.
In Single Verification, paste the address in Email.
Click Verify.
The Verify button stays gray until the address is complete, in the form [email protected].
Tip: Want to try first? Click the example under the field to run a verification for free.
Read the result
The result appears at the top of the table, below the form:
Email valid: Enrow confirmed that the address can receive email. You can send to it.
Invalid: Enrow could not confirm that the address can receive email. We advise you not to send to it.
You always get one of these two answers, even for catch-all domains (domains that accept mail for any address). Learn more in Valid or invalid: understanding your results (catch-all included).
No email is sent to the address you verify. The person receives nothing.
What it costs
A verification costs 0.25 credit, whatever the result: 1 credit pays for 4 verifications. An invalid result is useful too: it tells you not to send to that address.
Verify an email or find one?
You already have the address: use the Email Verifier.
You have the person's name and company: use the Email Finder (see Find an email with the search bar). Every email it finds is already verified, so you don't need to verify it again.
Enrow is built for professional addresses. You can verify a personal address (Gmail, Yahoo…), but it often comes back invalid, and the verification is still charged.
From the Chrome extension
The Chrome extension can't verify an address that you already have. It finds emails that are already verified. To verify an address, use the Email Verifier in the app or the API.
Your verifications
Your verifications stay in the table below the form for 3 months, then they are deleted. An address that Enrow confirms as valid also joins Enrow's B2B database. Anyone can ask to be removed from it (see How to request the deletion of your personal data).