Bounce risk estimator

Rough domain bounce-risk messaging — before you spend credits

Paste a domain or email. Get heuristic risk messaging (disposable-like names, free webmail, odd TLDs). Everything runs in your browser — no DNS and no paid APIs. Use it to triage, then confirm survivors with Verifly mailbox verification.

Client-side only. No DNS lookups and no paid APIs — rough messaging to triage before full verification.

low bounce-risk signal

score 25/100

Domain: acme.com

Why

  • No strong disposable or free-webmail signals — still verify mailboxes; catch-alls look healthy until they bounce.

Next steps

  • This is a rough domain heuristic only — confirm with Verifly mailbox verification before send.
  • Use /tools/credit-calculator to size a pack, then verify the full list via API or CSV.

Heuristics, not mailbox proof

This tool never talks to a mail server. It only inspects the domain string for disposable-like labels, free-webmail hosts, and a few TLD / structure signals. A "low" score can still be a catch-all or dead inbox; a "high" score is a triage hint, not a legal finding.

For real deliverability verdicts use Verifly GET /api/v1/verify or bulk endpoints — or the hosted MCP tools at /mcp.

Where it fits in a GTM workflow

Use it when skimming a new client domain list or deciding whether a free-webmail-heavy segment is worth a full credit burn. Then size a pack with the credit calculator and verify.

Download a sample CSV to practice imports without touching production data.

Frequently asked questions

Does this call Verifly or DNS?

No. It is entirely client-side string heuristics. No network requests are required for the estimate.

Can I trust a low score to send?

No. Low only means no strong disposable/free-mail/TLD red flags in the string. Always mailbox-verify before cold sequences.

How is this different from the email risk checker?

Email risk checker combines syntax, role, disposable lists, and DNS for one address. This estimator is a faster domain-string triage with zero network calls.

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