ZeroBounce vs. Email-Unlimited.com

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There is a significant difference between ZeroBounce and EmailUnlimited. While the former allows you to clean your email list online, the latter requires you to download and install software on your computer. In this comparison, you can see what other features set ZeroBounce and EmailUnlimited apart.

Let’s start with pricing: ZeroBounce cleans 10,000 emails for $65, while EmailUnlimited charges almost $75 for its software. Is the difference worth it? Hard to tell, considering that our competitor doesn’t disclose most of its features.

For instance, EmailUnlimited doesn’t state whether it detects abuse, disposable or catch-all emails. Furthermore, the company doesn’t offer 24/7 customer support and does not add data to your list as ZeroBounce does.

Claiming 100% accuracy – something unheard of in the email validation industry – EmailUnlimited does not have a money-back guarantee either.

The table below shows you how the two email verifiers stack up.

Price per 10,000 email verifications
Email Bounce Detection
Spam Trap Detection
Free deduplication
Data security: Unique key for each file uploaded in the system; military grade encryption algorithm to safeguard all files and personal information.
Email Abuse Detection
Email Data Append
Toxic Domain Detection
Social Append
IP Information Append
Disposable Email Detection
Catch-All Domain Detection
Email Gender Append
24/7 Support
Accuracy Rate
Money-Back Guarantee
Activity Data - "Identify Openers, Clickers, Forwarders and Unsubscribers on your list"

$65 USD

99%

$74.95 USD to download the software

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100%

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Comparison as of August 2021

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