Lists and imports
Send us any spreadsheet, we map its columns once, and verification runs while the rows are still loading in.
See how imports workEMAIL VERIFICATION
Before a single campaign goes out, every address on your list is verified with its own mail server, not just checked for a tidy spelling. Dead mailboxes and dead domains get flagged and pulled, so the number you see before launch is the number that actually lands.
THE PROBLEM WITH OLD LISTS
A list built up over a year or three always has a few addresses that used to work. Someone changed jobs, closed a shop, or let an inbox lapse. On a spreadsheet they look exactly like every other row: tidy, properly formatted, ready to go.
Send to them anyway and the mail server on the other end bounces the message back, hard. Inbox providers watch hard bounces closely, because a hard bounce means you're sending mail to an address that was never going to open it. Enough of them and your next campaign, the one to all your good addresses, starts landing in spam instead of the inbox.
The spelling looks right. The bounce still happens. That gap is exactly what a quick glance at a spreadsheet can't close, only a conversation with the actual mail server can.
HOW IT WORKS
Verification isn't a separate chore you have to remember. It runs in the background from the moment your list arrives.
Verification begins the moment the upload starts, address by address, while the rest of your list is still loading in.
Every address is verified live with the server that actually receives its mail, at the mailbox, not just checked for a valid format.
Dead mailboxes, dead domains and addresses that have complained anywhere on the platform are pulled, each with a plain-language reason attached.
The reachable count you see before we send is the number that will actually receive the campaign.
IN DETAIL
Here's what actually happens to every address before it's allowed anywhere near a send.
AT THE MAILBOX
A spelling check can tell you an address is formatted correctly. It can't tell you whether the mailbox behind it still exists. Every address on your list is verified directly with its receiving mail server, the same conversation a real send would have, before any campaign goes near it.
NO GUESSWORK
When an address comes off your list, you're not left wondering why. Every removal carries a plain-language reason: mailbox closed, domain doesn't resolve, or flagged as a complaint elsewhere on the platform.
BEFORE LAUNCH
Verification starts while your list is still importing, not after the campaign's already written. By the time it's ready to launch, the checking is done.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Here's what a checked list actually does for your sends.
A bounce report after the fact tells you what already went wrong. Verification stops the wrong addresses from ever being in the campaign, so there's nothing to clean up afterward.
Removed addresses stay on your list marked as removed, so your numbers always add up.
See the number that will actually receive your campaign before you approve it, not after.
Verification starts while your list is still importing, so there's no extra wait before we send.
Fewer hard bounces means fewer flags from inbox providers, and a better chance your next campaign lands in the inbox.
COMPARED
A typical platform tells you an address bounced. Web Presence Websites catches it before we send.
QUESTIONS
Some addresses no longer have a working mailbox. Each one is marked with the reason, and stays on your list as a record, so you can see exactly why.
Yes. Every address is verified against its receiving mail server at the mailbox level, not just checked for a valid format. That catches dead mailboxes and dead domains that look perfectly correct on paper.
No. Each removed address stays on your list marked as removed, with the plain-language reason attached, so your numbers always add up.
It starts while your list is still importing. By the time a campaign is ready to launch, the reachable count you see is already the real one.
No. Your plan covers everything a campaign needs, start to finish, address checks included.
Yes. Every removal comes with its own plain-language reason, shown right beside the address.
Verification runs on every list the moment it imports, new or old, so you always know who's safe to send to before your first campaign goes out.
WORKS WITH
Verification keeps your list honest. These make sure what we send to it is worth opening.
Send us any spreadsheet, we map its columns once, and verification runs while the rows are still loading in.
See how imports workCampaigns go out at a pace inbox providers trust, spread across your own domains.
See how sending pace worksReports you can believe: real people's opens, counted separately from automated ones.
See what reporting showsYour plan covers everything a campaign needs, start to finish, from address checks to the send.
See how your plan worksEvery address checked, every removal explained, every reachable count real, before launch.