Fake and disposable signups tank onboarding and trial conversion. Listgevity verifies at the door and gives an Inbox/Caution/Remove on every address. First 1,000 free.
Your product runs on email. Signup confirmations, onboarding nudges, trial reminders, feature announcements, and the outbound your team sends to fill the pipeline. All of it goes out on the domains your whole company depends on, and those are domains you cannot afford to burn. When fake accounts and disposable addresses pour in through your signup form, your onboarding emails bounce, your sender reputation slips, and the trials you paid to acquire never activate. Listgevity stops the junk at the door and hands you a plain verdict on the base you already have.
B2B SaaS teams send at every stage: signup, onboarding, trial, product, and outbound. Every fake or dead address on the list bounces, drags your domain reputation down, and drags trial conversion with it. Listgevity verifies each address in real time at the signup form and gives back a straight verdict on your existing base: Inbox the good ones, Caution the risky ones, Remove the dead. Junk never gets in, the dead weight comes out, and the emails that turn signups into paying accounts actually land.
Growth and RevOps do not send one campaign. You run a machine that touches a user at every step, and email is the wiring:
These fire on autopilot to whoever is on the list. That is the trap. One big blast, you would notice bouncing. A signup flow leaking junk, the damage builds quietly while activation and conversion slide and nobody can point at the cause.
A signup form is an open door, and not everyone walking through it is real:
Every one of those gets a welcome email, an onboarding sequence, and a trial nudge. Every one bounces or sits dead. That is your reputation spent on accounts that will never convert, and it is measured straight off the top of your funnel.
There are two jobs here, and Listgevity does both.
Real-time at signup. Wire the email validation API into your signup form and every address gets a verdict before the account is created. Block the DROPs at the door, flag the HOLDs for a second confirmation, let the Inbox ones straight through to onboarding. The junk never enters your funnel, so it never bounces your onboarding or drags your domain.
Bulk on the existing base. Your current list is already carrying dead weight, and it decays on its own as users change jobs and abandon inboxes. Run the whole base through Listgevity and every address comes back with a plain verdict:
| Verdict | What it means | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Inbox | Safe to mail | Keep them in onboarding and lifecycle |
| Caution | Risky, mail with care | Confirm, segment, do not blast |
| Remove | Dead weight | Get them out before they bounce |
A basic check tells you an address exists. That is not the question when your trials are not activating. The question is which addresses are worth your reputation and which are quietly wrecking it. Listgevity answers it per address. No mystery score, no guessing, no lectures.
Built by email geeks, so the verdict is grounded in how sending actually works, not a decimal on a marketing page. First 1,000 addresses free, no card, so you run your worst list or point the API at your signup form and see the verdicts before you commit. And the Straight-Up Guarantee, bounce-back credits on our work, because a new name should still feel safe to trust.
Will verifying at signup actually lift trial conversion? It gives your funnel its best shot. When fake and dead addresses never enter, your onboarding and trial emails land with the real users, your bounce rate stays low, and your domain reputation holds. Activated users convert. Junk that never gets a real inbox never does.
Does this guarantee my onboarding emails hit the inbox? No, and be careful with anyone who says they can. Nobody can promise the inbox. What Listgevity does is keep the self-inflicted damage off your list, the fake signups and dead weight that get you throttled and filtered, so the inbox is yours to earn from a clean base.
Real-time API at signup or bulk cleaning the base, which do we need? Most SaaS teams run both. The API stops new junk at the door so the problem never builds. The bulk clean fixes the base you already have. One handles the inflow, the other handles the backlog, and together they keep the list clean going forward.
How fast is the API at signup? Fast enough to sit inline in the signup flow and return a verdict before the account is created, so a real user is never left waiting. See the email validation API for how to wire it in.
Run your list through Listgevity and get Inbox, Caution or Remove on every address, with the reason.
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