Making sure your emails reach real people is crucial to your business. An email validation system like ZeroBounce will help you achieve just that. It removes misspelled and fake email addresses from your database while keeping your data secure during the process.
How does Blazeverify differentiate?
First, we have to point out the price difference. It costs $30 to verify 10,000 emails with Blazeverify, whereas ZeroBounce charges $65. Which one should you get? It depends on how much you care about your email hygiene and what you expect from an email checker.
Let’s take a look at how ZeroBounce and Blazeverify differ in features and benefits. You’ll notice that Blazeverify does not have any data appending capabilities. ZeroBounce validates your email database and also, it adds information to it – such as names, gender, location and IP, where available.
Having this additional subscriber data makes it easier to segment and target them with highly personalized campaigns. What’s more, ZeroBounce adds this data to your list at no extra cost – it’s free, part of the email validation process.
Another aspect that stood out: Blazeverify doesn’t state the accuracy of its email checker. With ZeroBounce, your email validation is 99% accurate, and we have a money-back guarantee.
How about support? Blazeverify claims it offers 24/7 support. However, when we tried to get in touch with a representative, nobody replied to our chatbox message. After 30 minutes, we left.
At ZeroBounce, it takes under 12 seconds to connect with an email expert. Whether you’re a customer or not, we’ll answer any question and guide you on using our service anytime.
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Comparison as of August 2021
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