How to Check Emails While You Browse: the SimpleVerifier Chrome Extension
The free SimpleVerifier Chrome extension finds the emails and phone numbers on the page you are viewing, checks them in your browser for typos, disposable domains and role addresses, and with a Google sign-in runs 50 live mailbox checks a month. It is for research: checking the handful of addresses in front of you before you copy them into a list. For a whole list, upload a CSV.
What it does
The extension page lists the features. In short:
| Feature | Needs an account? |
|---|---|
| Find emails and phone numbers on the page | No |
| In-browser checks: syntax, typo suggestions, disposable and role addresses | No |
| Phone format check (country, line type, E.164 form, not a live line check) | No |
| Who hosts the site's email, and whether it publishes SPF and DMARC | No |
| 50 live mailbox checks a month | Google sign-in |
| Copy or export a CSV | No |
Step 1: find the addresses
Open a page, such as a team or contact page, and click Find on this page. The extension lists every address, mailto: and tel: link on it. It reads the page only when you click.
Step 2: read the free checks
Each address gets in-browser checks. A typo domain such as gmial.com is flagged, as are disposable domains and role addresses like info@. Nothing leaves your browser for these.
Step 3: run a live check on the ones that matter
Sign in with Google and run a live check on the addresses you pick. A live check asks the mail server whether the mailbox exists and returns valid, risky or invalid with a reason. See how to read a verification report. No message is sent; see does verification notify the person.
Step 4: take the list with you
Copy the list or export it as a CSV. If it grows into a real list, upload it on the verify page, where the first 100 checks are free with a Google sign-in, no card.
When to use it, and when not
- Use it when you are researching a company and want to know whether the address on its contact page is real before you copy it.
- Do not use it for a list of hundreds. A CSV upload does the same mailbox check across the whole file.
- Do not use it to guess addresses. For name and company, the email finder is on Pro.
Privacy
It sends only the addresses you choose to live-check to simpleverifier.com. Anonymous usage counts can be switched off in the popup. The extension privacy policy lists every permission.
Next step
Install it from the extension page, or run 100 free checks on a list. See pricing: Starter is $9 a month for 2,500 emails, packs start at $15 for 10,000 checks, and Pro is $39 a month with the first 100,000 checks a month at full speed, then slower, never cut off.
Common questions
Is the SimpleVerifier Chrome extension free?
Finding emails and phone numbers, the in-browser checks, phone formats and the site email panel are free with no account. With a Google sign-in you also get 50 live mailbox checks a month. Pro, at $39 a month, removes the monthly cap.
What does a live check do?
It asks the address's mail server whether the mailbox exists and returns valid, risky or invalid with a reason. No message is sent.
Does it read every page I visit?
No. It reads a page's text and links only when you click Find on this page, once, and nothing runs in the background.
Do the live checks use my 100 free website checks?
No. The 50 monthly live checks in the extension are a separate allowance from the 100 free email checks on the website.
Can it verify a whole list?
It suits a page of addresses. For a list of hundreds or thousands, upload a CSV on the verify page.
Check your list before you send
Real mailbox checks over SMTP, and nothing is sent to the address. Sign in with Google and your first 100 email checks are free, no card. Plans for bigger lists are on the pricing page.