MIT licensed · v1.0.0

Official SDKs

Verify emails in real time or in bulk from your language of choice. Every SDK wraps the same REST API — single verification, batch jobs and webhook signature checks — with idiomatic types and error handling.

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🟢Node.js
npm
npm install verifyanyemail
PackageGitHubDownload .zip
🐍Python
PyPI
pip install verifyanyemail
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🐘PHP
Packagist
composer require verifyanyemail/verifyanyemail
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🐹Go
pkg.go.dev
go get github.com/verifyanyemail/verifyanyemail-go
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☕Java
Maven Central
implementation "email.verifyany:verifyanyemail:1.0.0"
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🔷.NET / C#
NuGet
dotnet add package VerifyAnyEmail
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💎Ruby
RubyGems
gem install verifyanyemail
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🍎Swift / iOS
SPM · CocoaPods
pod 'VerifyAnyEmail'   # or Swift Package Manager
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Every SDK gives you: a typed client, verify() for single addresses, batch submit + poll, and a webhook-signature verifier. Test freely with deliverable@test.verifyany.email (and undeliverable@, risky@, unknown@) — those return canned results and cost 0 credits.

Keep your API key server-side. Never ship it in a browser or mobile app bundle — for client apps, call VerifyAnyEmail from your own backend and have the app talk to that. The Swift SDK is ideal for server-side Swift and internal tools.

Package-manager listings are rolling out; if one isn’t live yet, install from the GitHub repository or the download above. Source for all SDKs is MIT licensed on GitHub.

Prefer to call the API directly?

Grab the OpenAPI spec and Postman collection, or read the full reference.

OpenAPI & PostmanNo-code integrations