Free for IMA students

Find any brand contact's email and verify it in seconds

Type a name and a company domain. Every common address pattern is checked live against the company's own mail server. Nothing is ever sent.

Enter the community password from the IMA portal.

Names → addresses

One person per line as first last domain.com. Middle names, accents and pasted URLs are fine.

Test every pattern

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What do the results mean?

Accepted: The company's mail server confirmed the mailbox exists. Safe to email.
Rejected: The mail server said the mailbox does not exist. Emailing it will bounce.
Catch-All: The domain accepts mail for any address, real or not, so nobody can confirm a single mailbox. Treat as a guess.
SPAM Block: The provider refused to answer our check. Common with Outlook and Yahoo. It says nothing about the address. Treat as unknown.
Greylisted: The server asked us to come back later. Run it again in a few minutes.
Limited: The mailbox is full, or the server is limiting checks for now.
No MX: The domain has no mail server at all. Check the spelling of the domain.
Timeout / MX Error: The mail server did not answer or returned an error. Try again later.
Invalid: The text is not a valid email format, so it was never sent for checking.
Skipped: Not tested, because a working address for that person was already found.
Not checked: The tool could not run this check, because the verifier was unavailable or your hourly allowance ran out. It is not a verdict on the address.

first.last, firstlast, flast, first and eight more, ordered by how common they are.

We ask the company's mail server whether each mailbox exists, then hang up. No email is sent.

Answers are remembered for a week and cached results are free. Each student gets 600 live checks an hour so the tool stays fast for everyone.