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• API Migration from TheChecker

  API Migration from TheChecker Please review the following breaking changes listed below when migrating from TheChecker to Emailable. Our API will remain mostly the same and likely will require minimal or no changes for a majority of our users. All endpoints will remain the same unless otherwise stated below. There are no plans to deprecate this API at anytime in the future beyondVery popular

• More about the API

  More about the API How can I set up my API? Is it difficult to set up? With our API, you can integrate email address verification into your own applications very easily. This means that you can enable automatic real-time validation in your backend, without needing to access the website. It is straightforward, and you can find the complete API documentation here. How do I test the API? We offer test keys for the purpose of testingVery popular

• API Migration from Verify-Email

  API Migration from Verify-Email Please review the following breaking changes listed below when migrating from Verify-Email to Emailable. Our API will remain mostly the same and likely will require minimal or no changes for a majority of our users. All endpoints will remain the same unless otherwise stated below. There are no plans to deprecate this API at any time in theFew readers

• API Migration from DataValidation

  API Migration from DataValidation Major Differences Single Verification Response The DataValidation API used a grade field that was not nearly as comprehensive Emailable's response. Below is a basic breakdown of how a DataValidation verification grade field would compare to Emailable's state field.. A/A+: Deliverable B: RiFew readers

• API Migration from Email Checker

  API Migration from Email Checker Please review the following breaking changes listed below when migrating from Email Checker to Emailable. Our API will remain mostly the same and likely will require minimal or no changes for a majority of our users. All endpoints will remain the same unless otherwise stated below. There are no plans to deprecate this API at any time in the future beyond the changes listedFew readers