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EmailShield is an email verification and deliverability platform built on its own SMTP verification infrastructure. EmailShield opens a live SMTP conversation with the recipient's actual mail server for every address, through a rotating fleet of self-hosted egress IPs, with zero third-party verification API calls. The platform has verified more than 8 million email addresses and performed over 37 million real SMTP handshakes across 2 million domains. Beyond verification, EmailShield monitors 60 DNSBL blacklists in real time, tracks DMARC reports, runs inbox placement tests, and checks email content for spam triggers, all from one Control Center dashboard. Pricing is one credit per email. Syntactically invalid addresses and duplicates are free. Learn more at emailshield.co.
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