SDKs & libraries

Official client libraries wrap authentication, retries, and the endpoints so you can verify with a couple of lines.

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The package names below are the intended naming. Confirm which SDKs are actually published (and their install names) before linking them publicly.

Install

Node.js

npm install verifyemail

import VerifyEmail from "verifyemail";

const vm = new VerifyEmail(process.env.VERIFYEMAIL_API_KEY);
const result = await vm.verify("jane@example.com");
console.log(result.status, result.score);

Python

pip install verifyemail

from verifyemail import VerifyEmail

vm = VerifyEmail(api_key="sk_your_api_key")
result = vm.verify("jane@example.com")
print(result.status, result.score)

PHP

composer require verifyemail/verifyemail

$vm = new \VerifyEmail\Client('sk_your_api_key');
$result = $vm->verify('jane@example.com');
echo $result->status;

Ruby

gem install verifyemail

vm = VerifyEmail::Client.new("sk_your_api_key")
result = vm.verify("jane@example.com")
puts result.status

No SDK for your language?

Every feature is available over plain HTTPS — see the Quickstart. If you’d like an SDK we don’t offer yet, let us know at support@tryverifyemail.com.