# Zapier Integration: Email Validation

URL: https://email-validation.org/integrations/zapier/
Updated: 2026-11-06

> Documentation index: https://email-validation.org/llms.txt

Check an email address inside any Zap, then let a Filter or Paths step decide what happens next: add the contact, flag it for review or stop. It uses Zapier’s own Webhooks by Zapier app, so there is nothing to install.

[Read the full setup guide](https://email-validation.org/docs/guides/no-code/#zapier) [Get an API key](https://email-validation.org/signin/)

- Status: Setup guide
- Webhooks by Zapier, nothing to install

**Webhooks by Zapier** Custom Request

Step settings

```text
Method   POST
URL      https://api.email-validation.org/v1/validate
Data     {"email": "<the email field from your trigger>"}
Headers  Authorization: Bearer ev_live_…
         Content-Type: application/json
```

## At a glance.

- **Status**: **Setup guide.** Not listed on a marketplace yet: you set it up yourself in a few steps, below and in the full guide.
- **For**: Teams that already move sign-ups, leads or orders through Zapier and want a bad address caught before it reaches the CRM or the mailing list.
- **You need**: A Zap whose trigger gives you an email address, and an [API key](https://email-validation.org/app/api-keys/) made for it, with a [daily credit cap](https://email-validation.org/docs/authentication/#limits).
- **Costs**: 1 credit = 1 validated address, as with any API request. Free: unknown results, API errors, malformed addresses and test addresses on sandbox.email-validation.org.
- **Full guide**: [Read the full setup guide](https://email-validation.org/docs/guides/no-code/#zapier)

## Typical uses.

- **Clean form sign-ups**: Check each new form sign-up and only pass on the addresses whose status is valid.
- **Protect your CRM**: Validate a lead’s address before the Zap creates the contact, and flag the rest for a person to review.
- **Route by result**: With Paths, send valid addresses one way, catch\_all and unknown another, and stop invalid and disposable ones.

## Set it up. 4 steps.

The short version of the [full setup guide](https://email-validation.org/docs/guides/no-code/#zapier), which stays the reference when a step does not match what you see.

1. **Add a Webhooks step**: Add an action step with the Webhooks by Zapier app and choose Custom Request (or POST).
2. **Point it at the API**: Method POST, URL `https://api.email-validation.org/v1/validate`, and the data `{"email": "…"}` with the email field from your trigger.
3. **Add your key**: Headers: `Authorization` with `Bearer` and your key, and `Content-Type` with `application/json`.
4. **Test, then filter**: Test the step, then use the returned status and action in a Filter or Paths step, for example only continue when status is valid.

## Good to know.

- Map `status`, `reason`, `action` and `did_you_mean` into later steps; [statuses and reasons](https://email-validation.org/docs/statuses/) explains each value.
- Use a key made for Zapier, with a daily credit cap, so a looping Zap cannot spend more than you expect. Never put the key in the URL: such requests are refused.
- For [EU data residency](https://email-validation.org/docs/eu-data-residency/), send the request to `https://api-eu.email-validation.org` instead: the same key works on both.
- For a whole list at once, send it as one [bulk list](https://email-validation.org/docs/guides/no-code/#bulk) and get a [webhook](https://email-validation.org/docs/webhooks/) when it is done.
- Try it first with `accepted@sandbox.email-validation.org` and the other [test addresses](https://email-validation.org/docs/test-addresses/): each returns the result its name says and costs nothing.

## Related

- [The full Zapier setup guide](https://email-validation.org/docs/guides/no-code/#zapier)
- [Make integration](https://email-validation.org/integrations/make/)
- [n8n integration](https://email-validation.org/integrations/n8n/)
- [The validate endpoint](https://email-validation.org/docs/api/validate/)
- [All integrations](https://email-validation.org/integrations/)