Export your results
Every finished job can be downloaded as a CSV from its results page. There are two kinds of export, matching the two tabs on the page.
Overview export — “who do I mail?”
Section titled “Overview export — “who do I mail?””The Overview tab groups every address into three:
- Safe to send — the mailbox was confirmed. Mail these.
- Risky — accepted, but the individual mailbox couldn’t be confirmed. Your call.
- Invalid — don’t mail.
Its export has a status column with exactly those three values, so the file says the same thing as the page. Pick the groups you want before you download — most people export only Safe to send.
- Export — the result columns: email, status, score, tier (for catch-alls) and a plain-English reason.
- Email List Only — just the email plus your original upload columns, ready to import into a sequencer.
Breakdown export — every detail
Section titled “Breakdown export — every detail”The Breakdown tab shows every category separately (valid, catch-all, role, disposable, invalid, no mail server…). Its export’s status column is that precise category, and you can choose exactly which categories to include. What each category means →
Valid (MS365) addresses are written as valid in every export.
The Full Report version includes every field we have:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
status | The category (Breakdown) or the group (Overview) |
confidence_score | How sure we are, 0 to 1 |
is_safe_to_send | true for valid addresses |
safe_to_send_tier | For catch-all addresses only: likely, uncertain or risky — see Catch-all addresses |
safe_to_send_score | The 0–100 score behind that tier |
is_disposable, is_role_based, is_spamtrap, is_catch_all, is_disabled, is_free_email | Individual flags |
mx_records, mx_accepts_mail | The domain’s mail servers |
reason | A plain-English reason, such as Mailbox confirmed or Mailbox does not exist |
Your settings
Section titled “Your settings”Under Views & Export on the results page you can:
- Count good catch-all addresses as safe to send — moves catch-alls rated likely into Safe to send, on the chart and in the export. Off by default.
- Treat spam traps and disposable addresses as risky instead of invalid.
- Choose simple or full columns for the Overview export.
These settings are remembered in your browser.
Downloading a job that’s still running
Section titled “Downloading a job that’s still running”You can download a job before it finishes. The file contains the answers so far; addresses still being checked are left out unless you ask for them.