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SimpleCold vs MillionVerifier

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How they compare

What matters when you choose a verifier.

SimpleColdMillionVerifier logoMillionVerifier
Result categoriesDeliverable, Risky, Undeliverable (Processing while a slow server answers)ok, catch_all, unknown, invalid, disposable
Reason with each resultA statusMessage sentence on every resultA result plus a subresult code; no written reason
Catch-all addressesFlagged Risky within the normal credit. No paid step to resolve themFlagged catch_all. Extra catch-all testing at no extra cost, which it says resolves about 30 to 40%
Addresses the server won't confirmProcessing first, then the final result. If the server never confirms: Risky (status no_response), one credit usedNot charged: credits for catch_all and unknown results are returned
Typo suggestionsYes (suggestion)Yes (didyoumean)
CSV keeps your columnsYes, with your exact headers. Readable result columns appended; duplicate rows removed and not chargedYes (XLSX uploads are limited to 20 columns)
APIReal-time single checks, batches of up to 50 and bulk CSV uploadReal-time single checks and a bulk file API; no batch JSON endpoint documented
Pricing modelOne-off purchases from 5,000 credits, $0.005 down to $0.00125 per check. No subscriptionOne-time credit packs from $39 for 10,000, with optional auto top-up
10,000 checks$40$39
100,000 checks$200$149
Free to start200 credits on sign-up, no card100 credits, no card
Credit expiryCredits don't expireNever expire

MillionVerifier facts are from its own site and docs, checked 26 Oct 2026. Prices are pay-as-you-go list prices in USD before discounts. MillionVerifier's smallest pack is 10,000 credits. Sources are listed at the bottom of the page.

Where SimpleCold differs

What you get with SimpleCold

The differences from MillionVerifier that hold up on paper.

A reason with every result

Every result carries a statusMessage in plain words. MillionVerifier returns a result and a subresult code.

A batch endpoint for small lists

Send up to 50 addresses in one JSON request and get the results back in order. MillionVerifier documents single checks and file uploads.

200 free credits to start

MillionVerifier starts you with 100. Neither asks for a card.

Results

Three results, each with a reason

No scores to decode. Every address lands in one category and the statusMessage says what we found.

Deliverable

[email protected]

The mailbox exists and accepts mail.

Risky

[email protected]

The domain accepts mail for any address, so this mailbox can't be confirmed.

Undeliverable

[email protected]

Possible typo. Did you mean [email protected]?

Processing

[email protected]

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FAQ

SimpleCold vs MillionVerifier

Questions people ask when comparing.

At pay-as-you-go list prices checked 26 Oct 2026: SimpleCold is $40 for 10,000, $200 for 100,000; MillionVerifier is $39 for 10,000, $149 for 100,000. MillionVerifier's list price is lower at each of these volumes. Check MillionVerifier's site for current prices, discounts and subscriptions.

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Sources

Where the MillionVerifier facts come from

Each page was checked on 26 Oct 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we'll fix it.

What we checkedSource
Result categories, Reason with each result, Typo suggestions, APIdeveloper.millionverifier.com
Catch-all addressesmillionverifier.com/services/catch-all-email-verifier
Addresses the server won't confirmhelp.millionverifier.com/payments-credits/refund-for-risky-emails
CSV keeps your columnshelp.millionverifier.com/bulk-email-verification/upload-emails-for-verification
Pricing model, Free to start, Credit expirymillionverifier.com
Pricesmillionverifier.com/assets/…/main.js

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