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Q: What do the packs cost?

1,000 credits — $6. 5,000 — $25. 10,000 — $29. 50,000 — $79. 100,000 — $129. Two enterprise-volume packs — 500,000 and 1,000,000 — are available by contacting us directly as fleet capacity scales to meet them, at a published rate of $249 and $399. Packs stack on top of whatever your plan already includes each month, and none of them expire, so there's no rush to use a large one before some deadline. Pricing is published openly here rather than hidden behind a sales call, the same way the rest of the platform works. None of these numbers require talking to sales first.

A monthly credit allowance on every plan, plus pay-as-you-go packs from $6 for 1,000 credits that never expire — priced to undercut dedicated verification-only tools at every volume, because you're already paying for uptime and SEO here.

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Why it matters

Email credit packs & pricing

Dedicated email-verification tools charge dedicated-tool prices, because verification is the entire business. Bundled into a platform you already run monitors and status pages on, it doesn't need its own margin stacked on top — so the packs are priced to beat the standalone tools outright, not just match them. A standalone verification company has to price every credit to cover its entire cost of doing business — support, infrastructure, sales, margin — because credits are the only thing it sells. Here, verification shares infrastructure with monitoring, SEO audits and status pages that are already generating revenue on their own, so it doesn't need to carry that same weight by itself. That's a genuine structural advantage, not a promotional discount that reverts once you're locked in — the packs listed on this page are the actual, ongoing price, priced against real competitor rate cards rather than against a number picked to look good in a comparison chart. It's a rare case where being part of a bigger platform is a genuine cost advantage instead of the usual trade-off of doing less well. That structural advantage is passed straight through as lower prices, rather than kept as extra margin.

A free allowance every month

100 credits on Free, 1,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Team — enough for a lot of signup-form checks and contact hygiene before you ever need to buy a pack. For a small site verifying signups as they come in, or a team occasionally checking its own alert contacts, that monthly allowance alone often covers everything without ever touching a paid pack. It's designed to be enough for real, ongoing usage, not just enough to run a demo. Most accounts on Free or Starter rarely need to think about credits at all.

Packs that never expire

A purchased pack is yours until you spend it — no 'unused credits reset' clause, and it survives a plan downgrade untouched, unlike the monthly allowance. That's a meaningful difference from how most subscription credits work: buy a pack ahead of a big campaign or a one-time list cleanup, and whatever's left over afterward just sits there waiting for the next time you need it. It's the kind of predictability that makes budgeting for a big send far less stressful. It rewards planning ahead instead of punishing it.

Undercut at every volume

$6 for 1,000 up to $399 for 1,000,000 — 7% to 29% below the equivalent tier at Bouncer, Kickbox, NeverBounce and MillionVerifier, and up to 75% below at high volume. That gap holds — and widens — as volume increases, which is the opposite of how a lot of usage-based pricing works; the rate here is competitive from the very first pack you buy, not only once you're already a large account. It's the sort of comparison worth checking for yourself against whatever tool you're currently using. It's a comparison worth revisiting periodically, since published rate cards do change over time.

FAQ

Email credit packs & pricing, answered.

What do the packs cost?

1,000 credits — $6. 5,000 — $25. 10,000 — $29. 50,000 — $79. 100,000 — $129. Two enterprise-volume packs — 500,000 and 1,000,000 — are available by contacting us directly as fleet capacity scales to meet them, at a published rate of $249 and $399. Packs stack on top of whatever your plan already includes each month, and none of them expire, so there's no rush to use a large one before some deadline. Pricing is published openly here rather than hidden behind a sales call, the same way the rest of the platform works. None of these numbers require talking to sales first.

Does the monthly allowance roll over if I don't use it?

No — the monthly allowance resets on your billing date and doesn't carry over, which is what keeps it generous rather than something to hoard and dump in one month. Purchased packs are the opposite on purpose: they never expire and are exactly what you paid for. If you know a big send is coming up next month, buying a pack ahead of time is usually the more predictable way to plan around it. It's a system built around actually using what you're given, not around hoarding it against some future need. It's built around a simple idea: use what you need, buy more only when you actually do.

Do unused monthly credits carry over if I upgrade plans mid-cycle?

An upgrade takes effect immediately and your new plan's monthly allowance applies from that point, but it still follows the same non-rollover rule as always — it resets on your billing date rather than stacking indefinitely. Any purchased packs you already own are unaffected either way, since those never expire regardless of what plan you're on. That consistency is what makes the whole credit system predictable to plan around. It's one less thing to think about when deciding whether to upgrade mid-cycle.

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