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Transparent, developer-first Email Validation API.
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Transparent, developer-first Email Validation API.
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Developer documentation for the Email Validator API by ParheliaWeb. REST API for real-time email validation with syntax, domain, and SMTP verification. Code examples in Python, JavaScript, and cURL.
would love to see bulk validation support in the API, maybe an endpoint where I can send a list of emails and get back a JSON with results for each one. would save a ton of requests when cleaning up large contact lists
@enverymb0 Hey Enver! We actually already have a batch endpoint for exactly this use case. You can send up to 100 emails in a single POST to /v1/email/validate/batch and get back a JSON array with individual results for each one. Batches of 6+ emails are processed asynchronously, you get a batch_id immediately and can poll for results. Same transparent risk scoring applies to every email in the batch.
Full docs here: https://parheliaweb.com/docs-email
Let me know if you have any other questions!
Finally an email validation API that doesn't overpromise, the docs are clean and the cURL example worked on the first try. The Python snippet saved me a lot of setup time.
@evren179375 Thanks! Making the cURL example work on the first try across different OSes was surprisingly tricky (Windows PowerShell escaping is its own adventure). Glad the Python snippet saved you time, that's exactly why we put code samples front and center instead of hiding them behind tabs.
If you run into anything or have feature ideas, I'm all ears. Solo founder here, so feedback goes straight to the person who builds the thing.
The docs page itself is surprisingly clean for a validation API landing. Love that the code samples are right there in Python, JS, and cURL without forcing you through tabs or dropdowns.
@aksoylumet54739 Thanks for noticing the docs! We deliberately kept them flat, no tabs, no dropdowns, just code you can copy immediately. As a developer, I hate hunting for the right tab to find the language I'm using. Glad it resonated.