Type briteverify.com into a browser today and you land on a Validity page. Validity's company page says it brought Return Path, Litmus, BriteVerify and DemandTools under one roof. A BriteVerify page still lives on validity.com. It has Get started and Get Engage buttons where a price table would sit (all read 24 September 2026).
No BriteVerify price is on the page. Validity's Engage page says its review is for firms that fit its criteria, and the next step is Contact Sales. For you, that means a sales call comes first. Only then can you cost a list or set BriteVerify's rate beside a posted one.
BriteVerify reports three results: valid, invalid and risky. Map those words before you switch. ZapBounce reports catch_all and unknown as two results, so decide up front where each one goes in your sends. Our BriteVerify alternatives page lines up the options, and the head-to-head comparison covers the move itself.
ZapBounce prints every price on one page. You pay $5 for 1,000 checks, $25 for 10,000 and $139 for 100,000, with no plan and no minimum. Credits never expire, unknowns and duplicates are never billed, and you get 100 free checks a month with no card. The full ladder is on the pricing page.
The check behind those prices is our own SMTP handshake on port 25. We ask the mail server about each mailbox at RCPT TO. We probe a random address to spot catch-all domains. Then we close before DATA, so nobody on your list gets an email.
Related questions
Who owns BriteVerify?
BriteVerify is part of Validity. Validity's company page names BriteVerify alongside Return Path, Litmus and DemandTools as products it brought together under one roof, read in September 2026.
How much does BriteVerify cost?
Validity posts no BriteVerify price on its site as of September 2026. Buyers go through Validity's sales team. Its Engage review is for firms that fit its criteria.
What is a BriteVerify alternative with public pricing?
ZapBounce publishes its full price ladder, from $5 for 1,000 checks to $949 for 1,000,000. Credits never expire, and unknown results and duplicates are never billed.
What results does BriteVerify return?
BriteVerify returns three results: valid, invalid and risky, per validity.com in September 2026. ZapBounce returns four, splitting catch-all from unknown so each gets its own handling.