Verified on discovery
Every harvested address is checked as it arrives, before you ever see the list.
Mailbox providers read your bounce rate as a statement about who you are. Send to a few hundred dead addresses and the damage is not the hundred missed prospects, it is the thousands of good ones who quietly stop seeing you. Leads Ranger checks every address before it ever gets used.
Free during the open pilot
No credit card required
Every feature included
Verification is not a step you remember to run; it is part of how a lead arrives. Every address found during a harvest is validated as it lands, so the list you look at on Monday morning is already clean. Import a CSV from an old spreadsheet and you can run the whole file through the same checks in one action.
Each address comes back with a verdict you can filter and act on: deliverable, risky, or invalid. Sort by it, bulk-act on it, and send only to what earns the send.
A list verified in March is not a verified list in June: business email decays constantly as people leave and domains lapse. So the check runs again where it matters most, at send time. An address marked invalid is skipped rather than sent to, no matter which sequence it sits in or how it got there.
That single rule is what keeps a months-old campaign from quietly dragging your bounce rate up long after you stopped watching it.
Invalid addresses are skipped at send time, not just at import
Bulk verification for lists of any size, queued and reported
Verdicts drive filters, groups and sequence enrollment
Well inside every provider’s comfort zone
Syntax and domain records checked
Mailbox existence probed where possible
Invalid addresses blocked at send time
Catch-all domains flagged as risky, not guessed
Standalone verification services charge per address, which quietly punishes you for being thorough: the moment cleaning a list has a price tag, people stop cleaning lists. Verification in Leads Ranger is part of the product, running on every harvest and every send.
It also does not sit on its own. Verification decides who is safe to email; warm-up builds the reputation that gets those emails seen; the deliverability suite watches what happens next. Together they are the difference between sending mail and being read.
Same list, same copy, one difference
Unverified list
9.2% bounced · sender reputation falling
11%
Verified list
Winner0.4% bounced · inbox placement holding
34%
Illustrative of the pattern verification produces: fewer bounces protect the placement that earns replies.
Verification is wired into discovery, import, enrollment and sending, so there is no step left for someone to forget.
Every harvested address is checked as it arrives, before you ever see the list.
Run an imported CSV or any filtered slice through the same checks in one action.
Invalid addresses are skipped at send time, every time.
Filter, group and bulk-act on deliverable, risky and invalid addresses.
Records inspected as well as syntax, so dead domains never reach a sequence.
Domains that accept everything are flagged risky rather than passed off as verified.
Watch the number that mailbox providers judge you on, per mailbox.
Included with your plan rather than metered per address.
3 checks
syntax, domain and mailbox, on every address
2 gates
verified on arrival and re-checked at send time
0
verification credits to buy
Three things, in order of cost. Syntax: is the address even well-formed. Domain: does the domain exist and publish mail records that could receive anything. Mailbox: does that specific address appear to exist on that server. The first two are definitive; the third is a best effort, because many mail servers deliberately refuse to confirm or deny a single address.
A catch-all domain accepts mail for every address at that domain, real or not, so a verification probe gets a "yes" that means nothing. Marking those addresses deliverable would be a lie of convenience. Leads Ranger flags them risky so the decision is yours: many catch-all addresses are perfectly good, they just cannot be proven from outside.
Under 2% is the usual comfort zone, and under 1% is where you want to live. Above roughly 5%, mailbox providers start treating your sending as careless, and the penalty lands on your inbox placement rather than showing up as an error you can see. That is what makes bounces so expensive: the cost is paid by the mail that did not bounce.
Business email data decays at roughly 20 to 30% a year as people change jobs and domains lapse, so any list older than a few months deserves a re-run before a campaign. Leads Ranger reduces how often this matters by checking again at send time, but a list you have been sitting on is still worth verifying deliberately.
It is included. Verification runs on every harvest and at send time on every plan, including the free one, and bulk verification of imported lists is included too. Nothing here is metered per address.
No, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling something. A mailbox can be full, a server can be misconfigured, and an address can be deleted between the check and the send. Verification removes the large, predictable share of bounces, which is enough to keep your reputation intact; the residue is normal and every sender has it.
The three checks every verification tool runs, why catch-all domains are unprovable, what accuracy claims actually mean, and whether you need a standalone tool at all.
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