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Email Quality Scorer

Grade an email address 0-100 from syntax, live MX and reputation signals, from Excellent to Poor. Free email quality scoring using live DNS.

Score email quality

Enter an email address. We rate its overall quality from syntax, live MX and reputation signals.

Features

Rates address quality 0-100
Checks syntax and live MX records
Rewards custom-domain, penalises disposable
Flags role-based and typo addresses
Explains what shaped the score
Runs live over DNS

Common use cases

  1. 1Grading lead quality by email
  2. 2Ranking a list before outreach
  3. 3Setting a quality threshold for imports
  4. 4Comparing two addresses
  5. 5Scoring form submissions
  6. 6Reporting list quality to stakeholders

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About email quality scoring

Quality is the flip side of risk: a high-quality address is well-formed, sits on a domain with working MX records, is not disposable, and belongs to an individual on a real domain. Each of those raises the odds your mail is delivered and engaged with.

This scorer combines the same live signals into a single 0-100 quality grade (Excellent → Poor) and shows the reasoning. Use it to rank and threshold addresses, remembering it measures technical and reputation quality — not whether the specific mailbox is currently active, which needs an engagement or existence check.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

What does the quality score reflect?

How well-formed and deliverable an address is: valid syntax, a domain with working MX, not disposable, and on a real domain all raise the grade.

How is quality different from risk?

They are two sides of the same signals — quality is the positive framing (Excellent → Poor), risk the negative (low → high).

Does a high score mean the mailbox is active?

No. It measures technical and reputation quality, not live mailbox status, which needs an existence or engagement check.

Is the check live?

Yes. The MX lookup runs over DNS-over-HTTPS at the moment you score the address.