All projects on Base matching “disposable”

Use it before you send to an address, or to screen sign-ups and leads for typos, disposable domains and role addresses. Checks syntax, MX records (with the A-record fallback), null MX, a list of about 120,000 disposable domains, role addresses (info@, support@…) and free providers, without sending anything. No SMTP probing, so it can't confirm the mailbox exists. Never charged for errors: we settl

Agent intents: verify signup email · is disposable? · check DMARC before outreach · role-account risk. One call returns syntax, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, disposable, role, provider, score 0-100, light domain enrichment, and recommend accept|challenge|reject with reasons. Production 0.10 USDC; demo free rate-limited. x402 on Base for AI agents.

Check email syntax, mail-server records, disposable domains, role addresses and likely typos. Returns checks without confirming a mailbox exists.

Create an email validation job from a JSON list of addresses or CSV text (send exactly one). Poll its status, then fetch results as JSON or CSV. Billing counts only testable addresses, fixed at creation; unreachable, disposable and typo domains are free.

Email validation for signup forms, lead lists and CRM cleanup: checks syntax, MX mail servers, disposable or temporary domains, role addresses (info@, sales@) and free providers. Returns a deliverable_guess. No SMTP probe, no data stored.

Lead verify for one NL or BE sales lead: is it a real, active company? Checks the KVK or KBO register and cross-checks what the lead holds: VAT with VIES, mail server and disposable domain, IBAN country and bank (not the holder), and the company name against the OFAC, EU and UN sanctions lists. Returns a verdict, a 0-100 lead score and flags, each with one action. An input not given is not checked

For $0.002, privacy-conscious email preflight: submitted addresses and request bodies are not intentionally logged in routine application telemetry (full address still reaches our server). Inspect syntax, DNS/MX, listed disposable domains and provider typos; receive structured decisions. API reverse-proxy access logging is disabled; infrastructure/payment providers may keep records. No zero-retent

Validates one email (email=) or up to 50 (emails=comma list, same price): RFC 5322 syntax, normalized form, MX records (A fallback), disposable, role account, free provider, typo suggestion, and a deliverable/risky/undeliverable verdict with reasons. No SMTP probing.

Use when an agent has an email address from a form, a scrape or a CRM and must decide whether it is worth sending to. Screens the address: syntax, DNS mail exchanger, disposable domain, role account, free provider and common typos. It does not verify that the mailbox exists. A DNS failure answers 503 and is not charged.

Check whether a domain or email address is trustworthy before you contact it, sign it up, or trust it. Returns a trusted/caution/high_risk/unknown verdict with reasons, based on DNS and mail health (MX, SPF, DMARC), domain age and registrar (RDAP), and disposable, free-provider and typo-lookalike flags. Accepts a domain, URL or email address.

6 email validation checks in one call — syntax (RFC 5322), MX record verification, disposable detection (5,000+ domains), free provider identification, role-based address detection (admin@, info@), and typo suggestion. Returns a 0-1 confidence score with detailed per-check results. POST method protects email addresses from access logs. No API keys, no multiple service integrations needed. Accepts

VpsAgent — rent disposable VPS compute via x402, no signup required. Two product lines: ephemeral sandboxes (1h / 6h / 24h, 1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 25 GB SSD, $0.50–$5.00) for code execution, CI runs, browser automation; persistent servers (small / medium / large, 30-day or 365-day, $14.99–$449.99) with 4–8 vCPU / 8–24 GB RAM / 100–300 GB SSD, 200–600 Mbit/s unmetered for hosting agents, services, dev

Verify a single email: syntax, MX records, SMTP RCPT probe, catch-all, disposable, role-based, free-provider, typo suggestion, 0-100 score, and verdict.

Email verification / validate email: checks if an email address is real and deliverable (SMTP mailbox check), flags disposable, catch-all and role emails. Use before sending, for lead lists, CRM cleanup and sign-up fraud checks. $0.01.

Email validation — Syntax check + live MX/deliverability + disposable-domain flag.

Email address verification for AI agents: RFC 5322 syntax check, live MX/A DNS lookup, disposable-domain detection, role-address and free-mail-provider flags, typo suggestions (gmial.com -> gmail.com), normalized form and a low/medium/high risk score. One address or up to 20 per request, same price. No mailbox probing.

Detect whether an email address uses a disposable / throwaway domain (Mailinator, TempMail, etc.). Classifies the INPUT address. Static list match, no external call.

Validate an email address — syntax, MX/A deliverability lookup, and disposable / role-based address detection. No mailbox probing.

Mint a disposable agent inbox

Check an email address or domain: MX records, mail provider (Google/Microsoft/Zoho), SPF, DMARC policy, disposable-domain flag and a 0-100 deliverability score. Validate leads before sending.

Check 1-100 email addresses ($0.001 each): RFC syntax, normalization and canonical form, MX lookup (A fallback), disposable domain (CC0 list), role account, free provider, typo suggestion (gmial.com -> gmail.com), verdict and 0-100 score. No SMTP probing.

Validate an email address: syntax, MX resolution, disposable-domain check.

Domain trust report for AI agents: is this domain real, how old is it, who registered it, and is its email locked down? DNS (A/AAAA/NS/MX/CAA), DNSSEC, SPF, DMARC, DKIM (common selectors), MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI, RDAP registration date + registrar + status, parking and disposable detection, risk flags, 0-100 score and verdict. Public DNS + RDAP, no data stored.

Run supplied Python files in a disposable isolated environment and return execution evidence and requested artifacts. Use when you need to execute untrusted Python code, run tests, reproduce a failure, or collect stdout/stderr and generated artifacts without giving the code network, GPU, or host access.