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ValiDora

Professional Email Validation Made Simple

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ValiDora combines lightning-fast bulk validation with real-time API integration at transparent, developer-friendly pricing. Unlike competitors charging per verification, we offer unlimited monthly plans. Our advanced algorithm detects disposable emails, spam traps, and catch-all domains with 99%+ accuracy. Built for modern teams with clean API docs, webhook support, and a dashboard that actually makes sense. No hidden fees, no credit systems, just straightforward email validation that works.
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Launch tags:Email•Email Marketing•Marketing
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built ValiDora after watching countless businesses struggle with bounced emails and tanking sender reputations. As a developer who's integrated multiple email validation services, I was frustrated by complicated pricing tiers, confusing credit systems, and APIs that felt like they were designed in 2010. The breaking point? A client's email campaign had a 23% bounce rate because their "validated" list wasn't actually clean. They'd paid hundreds for a service that missed obvious disposable emails and fake domains. I wanted something different: transparent pricing, modern API design, and validation that actually works. Initially, I planned just a simple syntax checker, but after talking to 50+ marketers and developers, I realized they needed comprehensive validation—disposable detection, MX verification, spam trap identification—all in one place. The biggest evolution? Moving from pay-per-email to unlimited monthly plans. Everyone I spoke with hated rationing verifications or worrying about costs. ValiDora is what I wish existed when I needed it. Would love your feedback and questions! What's your biggest email validation pain point?