EmailListVerify vs MyEmailVerifier

Both sell to the buyer who wants a list cleaned for as little as possible. EmailListVerify prints its ladder, from $5 for 1,000 checks to $186 for 100,000. MyEmailVerifier also competes on price, but every page of its site returned HTTP 403 to our automated reads on 18 September 2026. So this page gives you EmailListVerify's figures and the exact questions to settle on MyEmailVerifier's own site.

EmailListVerifyMyEmailVerifier
1,000 checks$5Read on MyEmailVerifier's own pricing page
10,000 checks$27Read on MyEmailVerifier's own pricing page
100,000 checks$186Read on MyEmailVerifier's own pricing page
Free credits100Check its signup page
Credit expiryNeverCheck its terms
Accuracy claim97%Check its homepage

Figures read from each vendor's own page in September 2026. Prices move, so confirm on the vendor's own pricing page before you buy.

Where each one is stronger

What each vendor does that the other does not, stated as capability rather than advice.

EmailListVerify strengths

  • EmailListVerify's figures are public and short: $5 for 1,000, $27 for 10,000 and $186 for 100,000, read in September 2026. Credits never expire, and you get 100 free credits to test a sample. Its claim is 97% accuracy. The company has run for years and keeps a wide set of free single-address tools in several languages.

MyEmailVerifier strengths

  • MyEmailVerifier positions itself in the price-led tier, the same shelf EmailListVerify sits on, so you're comparing like with like. Read its plans in a browser and you get the vendor's own current figures at your volume, straight from the source.

What separates EmailListVerify from MyEmailVerifier

Budget verifiers win or lose on three terms, and you can check all of them in ten minutes. Write down MyEmailVerifier's price for 10,000 checks and set it beside EmailListVerify's $27. Then look for an expiry date on credits. EmailListVerify's never expire, so a pack bought for a spring clean still works for the autumn one. Do verification credits expire? shows which vendors set a clock.

Next, find each vendor's rule for unknown results. EmailListVerify's pricing page doesn't state one, and we couldn't read MyEmailVerifier's. On a list of company addresses, unknowns and catch-alls can run to a large slice of the file, so a charge on those rows changes the real price per usable address. Which verifiers charge for unknowns lists the vendors that publish a policy.

Last, run the same sample through both. Take 1,000 addresses you already know about, including a few that bounced last month. Count how many come back valid, invalid and unresolved on each, and how many of your known bounces each one caught. That test tells you more than either headline claim.

What EmailListVerify and MyEmailVerifier both run into

Vendor accuracy percentages in this category count how often a returned verdict was right. They are calculated after the catch-alls and the servers that refuse to answer have left the denominator. Hunter tested 15 verifiers on 3,000 real business addresses (3 November 2025) and measured 31.2% to 70.0% overall. Both kinds of figure are real and they are not measuring the same thing.

Questions about EmailListVerify and MyEmailVerifier

Is EmailListVerify cheaper than MyEmailVerifier?

EmailListVerify lists $5 for 1,000 and $27 for 10,000, read in September 2026. MyEmailVerifier's site blocked automated reads, so open its pricing page in a browser and compare its rate at your volume.

Why doesn't this page show MyEmailVerifier's prices?

Every MyEmailVerifier URL returned HTTP 403 to automated reads on 18 September 2026. We print a vendor's figure only when we have read it on the vendor's own site, so its column points you to its pricing page.

Do EmailListVerify credits expire?

No. EmailListVerify credits never expire. Check MyEmailVerifier's terms for its own rule before you buy a large pack.

How do I test two budget verifiers fairly?

Send both the same 1,000 addresses, including some that bounced recently. Compare how many known bounces each flags and how many rows come back unresolved.

Open MyEmailVerifier's pricing page, note its 10,000-check price and credit terms, then set them beside EmailListVerify's ladder. See MyEmailVerifier alternatives, DeBounce vs EmailListVerify, the comparison hub and our own pricing.

A third option, and we built it

100 free checks a month, no card, and credits that never expire. Unknown results are never billed.