Email

Check up to 1,000 emails for free providers · Email API

POST/email/check/batch
Free

Classify up to 1,000 email addresses in one call, in input order, plus verdict counts. Each address gets the same checks as `GET /email/check`: exact match against 4,768 free email provider domains (the list HubSpot forms block with "Block free email providers", snapshot 2026-10-10), role-mailbox detection, and a syntax check. Use it to split a lead list or CRM export into business and personal addresses. Costs 0 credits.

Try it without an API key: Free email domain checker — business vs. personal.

Request
curl -X POST https://api.unifapi.com/email/check/batch \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $UNIFAPI_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json"

Parameters

The parameter for this Email operation. Use the URL-visible slug or id described in the docs.
The parameter for this Email operation. Use the URL-visible slug or id described in the docs.
Overview

This operation is part of the Email API in the email category. It uses the same Bearer token, request tracing, error model, and billing envelope as every UnifAPI endpoint, so agents can switch between platforms without custom per-vendor glue code.

Use it when a workflow needs Email public data but should still keep one API key, one account balance, and one predictable JSON contract across social, live public-data sources.

Common agent workflows

  • Fetch canonical public Email content for summarization, ranking, monitoring, or enrichment.
  • Attach engagement, author, media, and source metadata to an agent workflow.
  • Give an AI agent a stable Email data source without building a per-platform integration.
  • Normalize Email responses into the same UnifAPI envelope used across the catalog.
Response shape

Unified envelope, platform-native fields

  • Lookup responses return one canonical object in `data` with stable identifiers, source URLs where available, and platform-specific metadata normalized into predictable JSON.
  • This operation has a zero-credit multiplier, so successful responses include zero-charge billing metadata.
  • A not-found or invalid-input condition uses the unified UnifAPI error shape, so callers do not need special handling for each source platform.

Response status codes

200400401402404429500502503

Billing

This operation is free: it has a zero-credit multiplier and still returns billing metadata with zero credits charged.

Errors and retries

Authentication, validation, rate-limit, not-found, and provider errors use the unified UnifAPI error format. Agents should log `request_id`, retry only retryable failures, and treat invalid API keys, disabled keys, and expired keys as the same public `unauthorized` error type.

Response fields

Fields in the data object

A successful Check up to 1,000 emails for free providers call returns one data object with these fields.

resultsobject[]
One check per input address, in input order.
summaryobject
results[].inputstring
The address as received, trimmed.
results[].emailstring | null
Lowercased address; null when the syntax is invalid.
results[].local_partstring | null
Lowercased part before the `@`.
results[].domainstring | null
Lowercased domain; internationalized domains are converted to punycode.
results[].is_valid_syntaxboolean
results[].is_free_providerboolean | null
The domain is on the free email provider list. Null when the syntax is invalid.
results[].is_role_accountboolean | null
The local part (ignoring any `+tag`) is a shared mailbox such as `info`, `sales`, `support`, or `noreply`. Null when the syntax is invalid.
results[].verdictstring
`free` — the domain is on the free email provider list. `business` — valid syntax and the domain is not on the list (a classification, not a deliverability check). `invalid` — the address or domain fails the syntax check.
results[].invalid_reasonstring | null
Run it

Agents & Skills built on Email

You rarely call Check up to 1,000 emails for free providers by hand. These prebuilt agents and skills already read Email data inside Claude or Codex — start from one of them, or call this endpoint yourself.