I tested the tool thoroughly and this Reoon Email Verifier review walks through every feature I used: the overview screen, single and bulk verification, CSV and text upload with de-duplication, task results and exports, the WordPress plugin, and an API example using Pabbly. I show how the tool scores emails, how credits work, and how to integrate verification into forms and workflows.
Table of Contents
- What does the overview screen show and why it matters?
- How does single email verification work and what does the score mean?
- How do I run bulk verification using copy-paste or uploads?
- What information appears in Task & Results and how do I export it?
- Which export options should I use for campaigns?
- How does the WordPress plugin integrate and what are quick mode and power mode?
- How can I connect Reoon to other apps and build dynamic workflows?
- How are credits tracked and where can I buy more?
- What I tested and what I plan to compare next
- Frequently asked questions
- Final thoughts on Reoon Email Verifier Review
What does the overview screen show and why it matters?
The overview gives a quick snapshot of activity. I can see daily credits remaining, instant credits, lifetime usage, and a simple graph of daily verifications. That small dashboard helps me know how many more emails I can verify today—at the time of testing I had 476 verifications left. The overview is useful for pacing bulk jobs and monitoring consumption.
How does single email verification work and what does the score mean?
I type a single address into the field and click verify. The tool runs multiple checks and then assigns a score out of 200. It evaluates syntax, disposable or role-based flags, MX records, SMTP checks, and inbox conditions like full inbox. In my test I deliberately entered an invalid address and the verifier flagged it and reduced my credits by one. The score and status let me quickly decide whether to send, ask for a corrected address, or drop the contact.
How do I run bulk verification using copy-paste or uploads?
Bulk verification offers two convenient options. I can paste a list into the interface or upload a TXT or CSV file. CSV uploads can contain additional columns and the system asks whether to remove duplicate rows if all columns match. That de-duplication is handy for cleaning lead lists before outreach. After naming the task and starting verification, the same multi-criteria validation runs across the entire list.
What information appears in Task & Results and how do I export it?
The Task & Results panel shows the progress and completion percentage for each job, runtime, and counts for saved, full inbox, invalid syntax, and other categories. I downloaded results as Excel and CSV. The exported file includes the email, username, extracted domain, and a color-coded status column along with the detailed checks that contributed to the final verdict. Files are retained for 15 days after verification, so download what you need before they are removed.
Which export options should I use for campaigns?
Export options let you choose only safe emails, or include unknown and risky ones if you prefer. For most outreach I export only the saved or safe addresses to minimize bounces and reduce spam risk. If you need to run follow-ups or special campaigns, you can export broader sets, but I keep campaigns focused on the safe list.
How does the WordPress plugin integrate and what are quick mode and power mode?
There is a native WordPress plugin called Reoon Email Verifier. Installation is straightforward from the plugin store. You create an API key in the Reoon dashboard, paste it into the plugin settings, and activate. The plugin offers two modes: quick mode, which validates in roughly half a second, and power mode, which takes an extra second for deeper checks. Choose quick mode for speed and power mode if you need the more thorough analysis.
You can select which forms to protect—supporting popular form builders—and customize the error message when an email fails validation. I tested submitting an invalid address and the form returned the configured error while the dashboard logged the failed verification. This makes it easy to prevent invalid addresses from entering your lists in real time.
How can I connect Reoon to other apps and build dynamic workflows?
API and integrations are where the tool gets interesting. Reoon provides clear documentation for single and bulk validation endpoints and separate URLs for quick and power modes. I used Pabbly to create a public webhook and demonstrated making GET requests to the Reoon API. The workflow captured form submissions, sent the email to the verifier, and recorded the response.
In my flow I route actions based on the verification result. If the response shows valid, the workflow continues with lead capture and follow-up actions. If invalid, the workflow can prompt for a corrected email or route the contact to a different process. That conditional routing reduces wasted sends and keeps campaign sender reputation healthy.
How are credits tracked and where can I buy more?
Credit history shows usage, balances, and a timeline of API and UI calls. You can purchase additional credits from within the platform. The dashboard and plugin both reflect credits used so site-specific activity and bulk uploads are all accounted for in one place.
What I tested and what I plan to compare next
I ran single checks, bulk uploads, the WordPress plugin, and an API integration with Pabbly. Everything functioned as expected and the tool provides the expected telemetry and export options. The next step for me is a deliverability comparison against other providers to see how Reoon’s validity results line up in practice.
Frequently asked questions
How do I set up the WordPress plugin and test it?
Install the Reoon Email Verifier plugin from the WordPress plugin store, create an API key in your Reoon account, paste the key into the plugin settings, choose quick or power mode, select the forms to protect, and use the test plugin setting to confirm communication.
Can I upload CSV files with multiple columns and remove duplicates?
Yes. CSV uploads can contain multiple data columns. The uploader offers an option to remove duplicate rows when all columns match, and text uploads also support de-duplication.
What does quick mode versus power mode mean?
Quick mode runs a fast validation in about half a second. Power mode runs a deeper, slightly slower validation that performs more in-depth checks. Choose based on speed versus thoroughness.
How long are verification files stored?
Verification files are stored for 15 days after the job completes, so download any exports you need before they are automatically deleted.
Can I use the API with tools like Pabbly or Zapier?
Yes. Reoon provides API endpoints for single and bulk validation and works with any tool that can execute HTTP requests, including Pabbly and Zapier. You can route actions in your workflow based on the API response.
Final thoughts on Reoon Email Verifier Review
This tool covers single checks, bulk cleaning with de-duplication, WordPress integration for real-time validation, and flexible API endpoints for automation. I rely on verification before sending a single email to reduce bounces and protect sender reputation. The interface gives clear status labels and exports that make it easy to act on results. For anyone managing lists or forms the platform gives practical controls to keep outreach clean and efficient. This is very good tool you can use to protect your SEO domain reputation.
