1. What area of SafetyMails do you need help with?
   • A) Bulk Email Verification — upload and clean an email list
   • B) Real-Time API — JavaScript embed for forms/landing pages
   • C) Email Finder — find corporate emails by name + domain
   • D) Free Tools — single email verifier, password generator, email name generator
   • E) Integrations — RD Station, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Zapier, etc.
   • F) Reporting & Analytics — verification result breakdowns
   • G) Account & Billing — credits, pricing, plans
   • H) Something else — describe it
2. What type of verification or lookup do you need?
   • A) One-time list cleaning before a campaign
   • B) Ongoing form validation (real-time)
   • C) Finding corporate email addresses (Email Finder)
   • D) Checking a single email address
   • E) Not sure yet
3. What's your goal? (describe your specific objective — e.g., "clean 50K contacts before a Mailchimp campaign", "add real-time validation to a WordPress form", "find emails for 200 prospects")

• General deliverability strategy (SPF/DKIM/DMARC, warmup, inbox placement) →

  /sales-deliverability

• Enrichment strategy across tools (waterfall, CRM hygiene) →

  /sales-enrich

• Building prospect lists / ICP definition →

  /sales-prospect-list

• Connecting tools via Zapier/webhooks generically →

  /sales-integration

• What it is: Upload email lists (CSV, TXT, XLS, XLSX, or paste) and SafetyMails runs a 19-step verification algorithm on every address
• Scale: Up to 2M emails per list
• Algorithm checks: Syntax validation, MX record lookup, catch-all/accept-all detection, spamtrap identification, disposable/temporary email detection, role-based address detection (info@, sales@, etc.), domain typo correction, and more (19 steps total)
• Credit cost: 1 credit per email verified
• Turnaround: Processing time depends on list size — small lists (under 10K) typically complete in minutes
• Output: Downloadable results with per-email status and overall list health summary
• Best practices: Remove duplicate emails before uploading to save credits. Segment results by verification status before importing into your campaign tool. Re-verify lists older than 3 months — email addresses decay over time.

• What it is: A JavaScript snippet you embed in forms and landing pages to validate email addresses as users type them, before they enter your database
• Response time: Under 1 second
• How it works: Add the JavaScript embed code to your form page. Configure with your API key (generated at panel.safetymails.com). Customize error messages for invalid emails.
• Use cases: Landing page forms, newsletter signups, registration flows, checkout forms
• Best practices: Always customize error messages to match your brand voice. Use the API to prevent invalid emails from entering your CRM/ESP in the first place — this is cheaper than cleaning lists after the fact.

API documentation note: SafetyMails API docs at docs.safetymails.com are help-center style guides, not a formal REST API reference. There is no comprehensive endpoint-by-endpoint reference with request/response schemas. The primary API surface is the JavaScript embed for form validation. For programmatic bulk verification, use the web panel at panel.safetymails.com or integrations. If the user needs detailed REST API documentation, flag that it may be incomplete and recommend contacting SafetyMails support.

• What it is: B2B corporate email lookup — provide a first name, last name, and company domain, and SafetyMails returns the corporate email address
• Credit cost: 7 credits per found email. 1 credit if the domain is risky/unverifiable. 0 credits if no email is found.
• Auto-verified: Found emails are automatically verified — no need to run a separate verification step
• Best practices: Use for targeted prospecting when you know the person and company. Budget 7 credits per successful lookup when planning credit purchases. Combine with bulk verification for lists that mix known and unknown emails.

• Single Email Verifier: Check one email address at a time for free on the SafetyMails website
• Password Generator: Generate secure passwords (utility tool)
• Email Name Generator: Generate professional email address suggestions from a name

• Verification results: Detailed breakdown of your list by status category (valid, invalid, catch-all, disposable, spamtrap, etc.)
• List health score: Overall assessment of list quality
• Use: Review reports to understand the hygiene of your lists and identify patterns (e.g., high spamtrap rate may indicate a purchased or scraped list)

• Bulk verification: 1 credit = 1 email verified
• Email Finder: 7 credits per found email, 1 credit if domain is risky, 0 if not found
• Real-time API: 1 credit per validation
• API access requires a monthly subscription plan — pay-as-you-go does not include API access

1. Prepare your list: Remove duplicates. Export as CSV, TXT, XLS, or XLSX with one email per row (or paste directly).
2. Upload: Log in at panel.safetymails.com → click "Verify List" → upload file or paste emails.
3. Wait for processing: SafetyMails runs the 19-step algorithm on every address. Small lists finish in minutes; large lists (1M+) take longer.
4. Review results: Check the breakdown by status (Valid, Invalid, Catch-All, Disposable, Spamtrap, Role-Based, Syntax Error, Domain Error).
5. Download clean list: Export only Valid emails for campaigns. Optionally include Catch-All with monitoring.
6. Import to your campaign tool: Upload the clean list to your ESP or campaign platform.
7. Re-verify regularly: Lists decay — re-verify every 3 months or before any major campaign.

1. Get your API key: Log in at panel.safetymails.com → navigate to API settings → generate a key.
2. Requires subscription plan: API access is only available on monthly subscription plans, not pay-as-you-go.
3. Add JavaScript embed: Copy the JavaScript snippet from your SafetyMails dashboard and add it to your form page's HTML.
4. Configure validation: Set which form fields to validate, customize error messages, and define behavior for invalid entries.
5. Test: Submit your form with known valid, invalid, and disposable emails to confirm validation works.
6. Monitor: Check your SafetyMails dashboard for validation stats and credit consumption.

1. Gather prospect info: You need first name, last name, and company domain for each lookup.
2. Run the lookup: Use the Email Finder tool in the SafetyMails panel — enter the name and domain.
3. Review results: Found emails are auto-verified. Note the credit cost: 7 credits per found email, 1 for risky domains, 0 if not found.
4. Budget credits: For a list of 200 prospects, budget up to 1,400 credits (200 x 7) in the best case. Actual cost will be lower if some emails aren't found.
5. Export and use: Add found emails directly to your campaign — no separate verification needed.

• Don't assume API access comes with every plan. The real-time JavaScript API requires a monthly subscription plan. Pay-as-you-go credits do not include API access. If you only need bulk verification, pay-as-you-go works. If you need form validation or real-time checks, you must subscribe.
• Don't underestimate Email Finder credit cost. At 7 credits per found email, a batch of 500 lookups can cost up to 3,500 credits. Budget accordingly. The upside: you pay 0 credits when an email is not found, and only 1 credit for risky domains.
• Don't expect a full REST API reference. SafetyMails documentation at docs.safetymails.com is help-center style (guides, FAQs, how-tos), not a formal REST API reference with endpoint schemas. The primary programmatic interface is the JavaScript embed for form validation. For bulk verification, use the web panel or integrations rather than trying to build custom REST calls.
• Don't send to Catch-All addresses without monitoring. Catch-All/Accept-All domains accept all emails at the SMTP level — SafetyMails cannot confirm individual mailbox existence. Including these in campaigns is a judgment call: they may be fine, or they may bounce. Monitor bounce rates closely if you include them.
• Don't ignore spamtrap results. If SafetyMails flags addresses in your list as spamtraps, take it seriously. Even a single spamtrap hit can get your sending domain blocklisted. A high spamtrap rate in your list likely means the list was purchased, scraped, or hasn't been cleaned in a very long time — consider the source.

• /sales-deliverability

  — Email deliverability strategy across tools (SPF/DKIM/DMARC, warmup, inbox placement, bounce management)

• /sales-enrich

  — Enrichment strategy across tools (waterfall enrichment, CRM hygiene, credit optimization)

• /sales-integration

  — Connect SafetyMails to CRM and other tools via Zapier, Make, or direct integrations

• /sales-prospect-list

  — Build targeted prospect lists with ICP definition and segmentation

• /sales-do

  — Not sure which skill to use? The router matches any sales objective to the right skill. Install:

  npx skills add sales-skills/sales --skills sales-do

1. Recommends exporting the Mailchimp audience as CSV
2. Walks through uploading to SafetyMails for bulk verification (25,000 credits needed)
3. Explains how to interpret results — remove Invalid, Spamtrap, Disposable, Syntax Error, and Domain Error
4. Advises on handling Catch-All addresses (include with bounce monitoring or exclude for safety)
5. Points to the Mailchimp integration as an alternative to manual export/import Result: Clean, verified list re-imported to Mailchimp with invalid and risky addresses removed

1. Confirms a monthly subscription plan is needed for API access
2. Walks through generating an API key at panel.safetymails.com
3. Shows how to add the JavaScript embed to the landing page form
4. Recommends blocking Invalid, Disposable, and Role-Based addresses at the form level
5. Suggests custom error messages like "Please enter your corporate email address" Result: Real-time form validation preventing invalid and disposable emails from entering HubSpot

1. Explains Email Finder: input first name + last name + domain, output is auto-verified corporate email
2. Calculates credit budget: up to 1,050 credits (150 x 7) for successful lookups, likely less
3. Walks through using the Email Finder in the SafetyMails panel for each prospect
4. Notes that found emails are auto-verified — no separate verification step needed
5. Points to

   /sales-enrich

   if the user also needs phone numbers, titles, or company data beyond what SafetyMails provides Result: Verified corporate email addresses for the prospect list, ready for outreach