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Trusted email verification tool for catch-all emails.
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What Is A Risky Email?
Risky email is on a catch-all email server where all emails sent to that mailbox are accepted, regardless if the email address actually exists.
42% of your lead list is typically a Risky Email
23% of your Risky Emails from your lead list will hard bounce
If you don't validate the risky emails and include them in your campaign, you'll get a 9% hard bounce rate
And it gets better...
What do people do with their Risky Emails?
People either leave them out or risk their deliverability by including them in their campaign
People exclude them from their campaigns because risky emails can bounce and damage their deliverability
Including them in your campaign on average will lead to a 9% bounce rate and will damage your domain deliverability
By not validating your Risky Emails, you're leaving out 42% of your lead list
But there's more!
That's where Scrubby comes In
Scrubby is the only email validation tool that can validate Risky Emails
SMTP-based email verification tools can confirm that a domain is active, they can't verify if the actual mailbox exists on a catch-all email server.
Scrubby uses burner accounts to hard test your lead list and get your the real time data
VALID-Risky Emails have a 67% higher engagement rates because they are targeted less
And there's more to know
How it works
1. Submit your
lead list
2. We scrub your lead list
3. Receive back your lead list in 24-72 Hours
Special Pricing Offer
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$97
per month
=
2500
credits
CREDITS
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CENTS
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3.5
3.25
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$1,625
$3,000
$12.500
$20,000
$150,000

Scrubby is the best email validation software out there hands down. It took our average valid email rate from ~30% to 86%
Start using the email verification platform of the future, today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I need more credits?
You can purchase additional data packs once you exceed your monthly quota.
What kind of results can I expect?
You can expect a 98.7% accuracy on Scrubby detecting hard bounces. So, you can get your hard bounces under 2%. We can not eliminate soft bounces. Soft bounces depend on your list, sender score, domain reputation and content.
How can I best utilize Scrubby?
It is best to use Scrubby ONLY for your "risky" emails. Most SMTP-based email validation tools such as ZeroBounce, NeverBounce, MillionVerifier will classify them as Catch-All or Accept-All as opposed to Valid and Invalid. Most data providers such as ZoomInfo, Apollo or Cognism will either say Risky or Guessed or assign a low confidence email validation score (under 90%) to them as opposed to Verified.
Why can't my SMTP tool validate the Risky Emails?
Cath-All emails servers have on purpose been configured to bypass SMTP based validation. That's why they are called "catch-all", they simply catch all SMTP "handshakes" and will NOT give you a Valid or Invalid signal.
Is a Catch-All email the same thing as a Risky Email?
Yes, most SMTP-based email validation tools such as ZeroBounce, NeverBounce, MillionVerifier will classify them as Catch-All or Accept-All as opposed to Valid and Invalid. Most data providers such as ZoomInfo, Apollo or Cognism will either say Risky or Guessed or assign a low confidence email validation score (under 90%) to them as opposed to Verified.
What are the most common SMTP verification tools?
The most common tools out there -- ZeroBounce, NeverBounce, BriteVerify, DeBounce and MillionVerifier
What is a soft bounce vs a hard bounce? and can Scrubby catch soft bounces?
You will get hard bounces for email addresses that do NOT exist or are wrong.You will get soft bounces, for when the servers are off-line, or the mail servers or spam filters don't like your sender score, domain reputation or content.
Is there a Scrubby API avaliable?
Yes, you can find the API key within the platform and the API docs here https://api.scrubby.io/docs