Email Typo Checker
Catch gmial.com, yahooo.com and every near miss.
One report on a list before you spend money sending to it.
Drop a .csv or .txt list here, or click to choose
The Email List Quality Report runs every check in this category over a whole list at once — validity, duplicates, disposable and role shares, top domains and typos — and grades the list from A to F.
Everything the other tools in this category find, on one page, for a whole list. The valid, risky and invalid rates; the duplicate count including the ones an exact match misses; the disposable, role and free provider shares; the likely typos with their corrections; the top domains and top-level domains; and an overall grade from A to F with the reasoning behind it.
It is the report worth running before you import a list you were given, before you pay a platform per subscriber to store it, and certainly before you send to a list you bought — which this will usually tell you not to.
The grade weighs what actually predicts a bounce rate: invalid syntax and throwaway domains count heavily, role accounts and free providers much less, and a clean list of consumer Gmail addresses is correctly graded well rather than penalised for not being corporate.
Validity, duplicates, risk, domains and typos together.
With the reasoning shown, not just a letter.
A clean consumer list grades well rather than being marked down.
Export the full breakdown as CSV, not just the summary.
Neither the list nor the report is sent anywhere.
The whole thing — the report is about the aggregate.
A to F, with the figures that produced it shown underneath.
Validity, duplicates, risk, domains and typos in turn.
Copy the summary, or download the per-address detail as CSV.
A list from your own signup form should be above 97% well-formed. Below 95% suggests a form with no validation on it; below 85% usually means the list was bought, scraped or typed in from paper.
It weighs what predicts a bounce: invalid syntax and disposable domains count heavily, likely typos moderately, and role accounts and free providers only slightly. A clean consumer list grades well rather than being marked down for not being corporate.
Not before fixing it. A high bounce rate on the first send damages the sending reputation you will need for every send after it, and most platforms will suspend an account that bounces heavily on import.
No. The whole list is analysed in the tab, and nothing — not the addresses, not the summary — is sent anywhere.
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