Ultimate Email Validator - Detect & Block Disposable and Temporary Emails

Yes, Quick Email Verification present you with the flexibility of choosing between free and paid plans. Our aim is to cater to websites of all sizes. If you're just starting out or have a smaller website, the free plan is tailor-made for you, offering up to 100 requests per day. This allocation is perfect for ensuring the authenticity of email addresses in your registration process and effectively eliminating the clutter of disposable emails. Start strong with our comprehensive solution that enhances the accuracy of your email verification process.

The Free Plan is designed to give you up to 100 daily requests, which is an excellent starting point. For those looking to enhance their capacity, Quick Email Verification paid plans initiate from 500 requests per day, providing you with more extensive capabilities. And if you're seeking an even more personalized approach, The innovative (Pay as you go) plan is at your disposal. This allows you to conveniently top up your account with the exact number of requests you require, offering you a seamless and flexible option for a one-time payment.

The email validation process involves rigorous and comprehensive checks conducted by Quick Email Verification, ensuring an accuracy rate of approximately 99%. This high level of precision guarantees the identification of disposable and "not safe to send" emails, providing you with a robust shield against such addresses, See How Quick Email Verification Works.

Yes, you can. Take a look at the screenshots below. You'll notice that you have the option to customize your message for Registration, Update Profile, and Contact Forms. You can set a different message for each form. However, please note that there are limitations for certain forms, such as the WordPress Comment Box, where customization may not be possible.

Absolutely. This plugin has been designed with a high level of security in mind. We've incorporated all the standard security features, and we've taken advantage of official WordPress safe request functions to ensure the security of all forms.

Absolutely not. This would be considered hijacking, which is strictly prohibited by WordPress itself.

Yes, this feature is available in the Premium version of the Ultimate Email Validator plugin. With the premium version, you can add an unlimited number of domains to block registrations from email addresses associated with those domains, For example, you can go to a disposable email provider like [https://temp-mail.org/] and generate an email. Then, copy the email domain and add it to your domains repeater to block its usage.