Banners, copy and disclosure wording
Everything you need to share SimpleVerifier honestly. Use your own link from your affiliate dashboard: it is https://simpleverifier.com/?ref=YOURCODE.
- Commission: 30% of every paid invoice, recurring for the life of the customer, after refunds.
- Cookie: 60 days, first link wins.
- Hold 30 days, then paid monthly by PayPal or Wise once the balance is at least $50.
Disclosure: required
If you earn 30% when someone buys through your link, your audience has to be told, clearly and close to the link. In the United States the FTC's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) require it, and the UK, the EU and most other places have similar rules. It must be easy to notice: not only in your profile, a footer or a block of hashtags, and spoken or shown on screen for video and audio. This is general information, not legal advice; you are responsible for the rules where you publish.
Next to a link (blog, newsletter, description box)
Put it directly above or beside the link, not only in a footer or your profile.
Disclosure: this is an affiliate link. If you buy SimpleVerifier through it, I earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Social post
Put it in the first line or on the image, where it shows before 'see more'. A hashtag buried among others is easy to miss.
Ad: I earn a commission on SimpleVerifier links.
Video and podcast
Say it out loud near the mention, and also put it in the description. For video, show it on screen too.
Quick disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link, so I get paid a commission if you sign up for SimpleVerifier. It costs you nothing extra.
Comment or DM where someone asked
Even a one-line reply needs it if the link is yours.
I earn a commission if you buy through this link. It does not change your price.
Copy you can use
Edit freely, in your own voice. Each one already includes a disclosure line; keep it.
One-line recommendation
Social posts, replies, bios
SimpleVerifier checks whether an email address can receive mail before you send. If it could not confirm a mailbox, it says risky, not valid. 100 free checks to try it. Ad: I earn a commission on this link.
Newsletter paragraph
Tool roundups, sponsor-style slots
If you send cold email, bounces cost you sender reputation, so the list gets checked first. SimpleVerifier runs syntax, domain, disposable and role-address checks plus a live SMTP mailbox check where the provider allows one. Anything it cannot confirm comes back as risky instead of being passed off as valid, and Microsoft consumer mailboxes (Outlook, Hotmail) always come back risky because they hide mailbox status. You get 100 free checks with a Google sign-in, no card. Disclosure: this is an affiliate link and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
Review blurb
Comparison and review posts
SimpleVerifier is a monthly-subscription email verifier with a web app, CSV upload, API and MCP server, plus free tools that need no account. Pricing is flat per month rather than per credit, and every plan cancels anytime. It does not claim any certification and it does not promise a bounce rate: the useful thing it does is refuse to label unconfirmed addresses as valid. I earn a commission if you sign up through my link.
Video or podcast read
Spoken, around 20 seconds
Before I send a campaign I run the list through SimpleVerifier. The part I care about is that when it cannot confirm an address it marks it risky, so you decide what to do with it. There are 100 free checks on sign-in, then monthly plans. The link is in the description and it is an affiliate link, so I earn a commission if you sign up.
Answer to 'what do you use to verify emails?'
Communities and comment threads where the question was asked
I use SimpleVerifier. Unconfirmed addresses come back risky instead of valid, and there are 100 free checks to test it on a real list. My link is an affiliate link, so I earn a commission if you subscribe. No pressure, test it first.
For agency owners and consultants
Client playbooks, course modules, resource pages
For agencies running lists for clients, SimpleVerifier's Agency plan has team seats and client workspaces, so each list is filed under the client it belongs to. Check current plan details on the pricing page. Disclosure: I earn a commission on this link.
Banners
SVG for sharp scaling, PNG for platforms that need it. Link the image to your referral link, and put your disclosure next to it.
Do not say or do
- Do not promise a bounce rate, accuracy figure, discount or result. We do not publish one.
- Do not call unconfirmed addresses valid, and do not say phone numbers are confirmed in service.
- Do not say SimpleVerifier holds SOC 2, ISO or other certifications. It does not.
- Do not write fake reviews or testimonials, or present yourself as SimpleVerifier.
- Do not email, bulk-DM or comment-spam your link. Share it where people chose to hear from you.
- Do not run paid ads on the SimpleVerifier name or domain.
Full rules are in the program terms. Questions: support@simpleverifier.com