Datakoot pricing: email verification API
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33% complete: 2 of the 6 fields on our checklistSee the 6 fields
$0.00per 1,000 emailsWe ran Datakoot in our email verification API benchmark. We didn't score any Datakoot plan.This plan is free. We rank 4,337 plans for email verification APIs by price. Half the plans cost $2.00 or less per 1,000 emails. See the best free email verification API plan.treg's top-up from $10 is the cheapest paid plan per 1,000 emails: $0.00 on average. treg asks one provider after another until one answers. You pay $68.365 per 1,000 emails when no provider answers. StableEnrich's pay-as-you-go plan costs the least for 10,000 emails a month: $0.05.Disify's $9 monthly plan (/ email) covers any number of emails. Disify's $9 monthly plan costs less up front than treg's top-up from $10.pingutil, Validemail.co and looot are the best email verification API providers in the Datacircle benchmark.
Plan: Free one of Datakoot's 3 plans
Call:
POST / mcp one of Datakoot's 2 calls for this APIAPI: Email verification API one of Datakoot's 4 APIs
- Business verification API
- Email verification API
- Domain WHOIS API
POST /, Domain Intel (MCP)mcp - Domain WHOIS API
POST /, Domain Report (MCP)mcp - Tech stack API
POST /, Domain Report (MCP)mcp - Tech stack API
POST /, Tech Stack (MCP)mcp
About this item
- Freshness. We don't know how fresh this plan's data is.
- 2 of the 6 fields on our checklist. Deliverability, Company.
- Nothing to pay. You get 100 requests a day. Calls stop once your requests run out.
- One call. You call
POST /with the inputs in Product details. The call returns whether the address takes mail.mcp - Who can get it: anyone, with no key and no signup (100 calls a day per caller). Keep data: no limit. Use data: with conditions.
Datakoot: email verification API alternatives
Datakoot alternatives: other email verification API providers by price
The table starts with Datakoot's cheapest paid plan. Next come plans from other providers with the price per 1,000 emails closest to Datakoot's.
| Datakoot, $10 monthly | MillionVerifier, $4,999 pack, 25,000,000 verification credits, GET /api/v3 | Signaliz, top-up | SMTPing, $100 pack, 500k credits, POST /verify/bulk | Encrata, $10 pack, 50K credits, POST /api/jobs/bulk | |
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| $ per 1,000 emails | $0.20 | $0.20 | $0.20 | $0.20 | $0.20 |
| Completeness | 33% | 50% | 33% | 50% | 67% |
| Billing | monthly | pay first | pay first | pay first | pay first |
| Pay | $10 | $4,999 | any amount | $100 | $10 |
| Enough for | 50,000 calls a month | 25,000,000 calls | as many as you pay for | 500,000 results | 50,000 results |
| Freshness | unknown | live | stored | live | unknown |
| Who can get it | anyone with an email and a card | a legal entity, public body, organisation, sole trader, self-employed professional or other person acting only for business purposes | anyone | anyone at least 18 years old | anyone |
Sources
From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-11-09.
- api.cdp.coinbase.com/platform/v2/x402/discovery/resources
- datakoot.com/guides/mcp-server-for-domain-and-dns-recon
- datakoot.com/guides/pay-per-call-mcp-with-x402
- datakoot.com/llms.txt
- datakoot.com/pricing
- datakoot.com/privacy
- datakoot.com/terms
- x402.datakoot.com/.well-known/x402
- x402.datakoot.com/openapi.json
Product details
The key fields this plan's answer can hold, then each filled column in its row on the sheet.
- Address, not in the answer
- Deliverability
- Confidence, not in the answer
- Name, not in the answer
- Place, not in the answer
- Company
| $ per 1,000 emails | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Per | call |
| Billing | free |
| Aggregators | none |
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| Units cap | hard |
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| $ per 1,000 | $0.00 |
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| Their pitch | Assess whether a domain (or the domain of an email address) can receive mail and how strong its sender authentication is. Returns MX presence, SPF and DMARC policy, whether it's a free consumer provider (gmail, etc.) or a known disposable/temp-mail provider, and an overall verdict. |
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| What it checks | mail servers, disposable domains |
|---|---|
| Keep data | no limit |
| Use data | You agree not to: use the Services for anything unlawful, attempt to break, overload, or circumvent rate limits or access controls, resell raw bulk data as a competing dataset, or use the Services in a way that violates the terms of the upstream data sources. [...] Where a source requires attribution (for example World Bank and OSV under CC-BY, or ECB data), that attribution is carried in the responses and must be preserved. Domain and company registration data (WHOIS/RDAP) is provided for lookup and verification use, you may not redistribute it as a standalone commercial dataset. |
| Pay | $0 |
|---|---|
| You get | 100 requests a day |
| Enough for | 100 calls a day |
| Per day | 100 |
|---|---|
| Batch | 1 |
| Answer | in the call |
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| You send | jsonrpc "2.0", id, method "tools/call", params.name "email_deliverability", params.arguments.domain_or_email |
|---|---|
| Method | POST |
| Path | /mcp |
| Plan | Free |
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| Who can get it | anyone, with no key and no signup (100 calls a day per caller) |
The 12 fields the plan's answer can hold
domain, can receive mail, MX hosts, SPF record, SPF checked, DMARC policy, DMARC record, DMARC checked, free provider, disposable, auth posture, verdict