Verifly MCP server

What it does

Verifly MCP Server exposes email verification, validation, and list-cleaning tools from the Verifly API. It is for AI agents and developers who need to verify email addresses, manage bulk verification jobs, and handle account operations within autonomous workflows.

• Verify a single email address in real time before sending to a lead or contact.
• Clean and deduplicate email lists by removing invalid syntax, disposable addresses, and role accounts.
• Submit large email lists for async bulk verification and poll job status to completion.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
verify_email	Verify a single email address in real time and return a verdict with reason, flags, and send/reject recommendation.
verify_batch	Verify a list of addresses synchronously with per-address verdicts.
clean_email_list	Deduplicate and remove invalid syntax, disposable, and role addresses from a list.
extract_emails	Extract all email addresses from free-form text, notes, signatures, or pasted documents.
check_domain_health	Check MX, SPF, and DMARC records for a domain and return an overall health score.
get_credits	Retrieve remaining verification credits and recent usage statistics.
submit_bulk	Submit an async bulk verification job for large email lists and receive a job ID.
get_job_status	Retrieve the status and progress of a submitted bulk verification job.
get_job_results	Retrieve per-address verification results of a completed bulk job.
list_jobs	List all bulk jobs on the account with filtering by status and pagination.
get_usage	Get detailed usage statistics for a specified time period (day, week, or month).
get_account	Retrieve account profile information including email, company, credits, plan, and API key count.
get_packages	List available credit packages that can be purchased.
buy_credits	Start a credit package purchase and return a checkout link.
register_account	Self-onboard a new account and receive an API key.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.

This server has not seen a commit in 2 mo. It may still work, but nobody is currently fixing it — check the alternatives before you build on it.