Automate Lead Verification in Make.
Protect Your Sending Domains.
Plug MailVeri into your Make.com (Integromat) scenarios in seconds. Ingest leads from Apollo, Clay, or Webhooks, verify deliverability via real-time API, and route only safe contacts into Instantly, Smartlead, or your CRM.
How the Make.com Verification Blueprint Works
Pre-configured with industry deliverability rules: ingest leads → verify in real time via MailVeri → branch based on deliverability.
Custom Webhook
Receives raw contacts exported from Apollo.io, Clay.com, scrapers, or landing page opt-ins.
MailVeri API Check
Calls MailVeri in real time for live MX verification, disposable detection, and SMTP handshakes.
Router & Filters
Evaluates deliverability status. Separates clean mailboxes from high-risk or invalid addresses.
Deliverable Push
Safe contacts route directly into your cold outreach software (Instantly, Smartlead, or CRM).
Quick Setup: How to Import Blueprint into Make.com in 60 Seconds
- 1Download or Copy the Blueprint: Click the “Download .json Blueprint” button at the top of this page to save the blueprint file.
- 2Import into Make.com: In your Make dashboard, click Create a new scenario. At the bottom toolbar, click the three dots (… More) menu and select Import Blueprint, then select the downloaded file.
- 3Add Your MailVeri API Key: Click the MailVeri: Verify Email Deliverability HTTP module. In the Headers section, replace
YOUR_MAILVERI_API_KEYwith your real key from MailVeri Dashboard. - 4Connect Your Outreach App: Replace the Deliverable node with your active cold email module (e.g. Instantly, Smartlead, Lemlist, or Google Sheets). Switch your Scenario toggle to ON.
POST https://api.mailveri.com/v1/verify-mail/
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_MAILVERI_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json
{
"email": "1.email"
}{
"error": 0,
"message": "Verified [email protected] successfully",
"status": "VALID",
"email": "[email protected]",
"mail": "[email protected]",
"balance": 4999
}Stop Overpaying for Outbound Lead Cleaning
Compare MailVeri's developer-friendly pricing against legacy verification tools:
| Provider | Cost per 100K | Credit Expiration | Net Outbound Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| MailVeri API + Make.com | $59 | NEVER Expire (Lifetime) | Baseline (Best Value) |
| NeverBounce | $400 ($4.00/1k) | Expires in 12 Months | Save 85% with MailVeri |
| ZeroBounce | $649 ($6.49/1k) | Expires in 2 Years | Save 91% with MailVeri |
| BriteVerify | $600 ($6.00/1k) | Expires in 12 Months | Save 90% with MailVeri |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about automating email verification in Make.com scenarios.
Does the MailVeri Make.com blueprint work on Make Free and Core plans?
Yes. Unlike Zapier, Make.com includes the native HTTP (Make a request) and Custom Webhook modules on every plan, including Make Free and Core, so you can run real-time MailVeri verification with zero premium connector fees.
How do I route VALID vs CATCH_ALL emails in Make.com?
Our pre-built Make.com blueprint includes a Router module immediately after the MailVeri HTTP step. Route 1 filters for status == VALID to push leads to Instantly, Smartlead, or HubSpot; Route 2 isolates CATCH_ALL leads; and Route 3 drops invalid and disposable addresses.
Are Unknown verification results charged in Make.com scenarios?
Never. If a target mail server times out or returns an inconclusive UNKNOWN status, MailVeri automatically refunds 100% of the verification credit back to your balance.
Related Guides for Make.com Automation Teams
How to Verify Emails in Google Sheets & Make.com Automatically
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How to Clean & Verify HubSpot & Pipedrive Email Lists
Block invalid and disposable form submissions before Make.com creates billable CRM contacts.
Email Verification API Integration Guide: REST & Webhooks
Complete breakdown of MailVeri HTTP status codes, JSON fields, and batch webhook callbacks.
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