NexMailPro Email Validation is a WordPress plugin designed to prevent invalid, disposable, temporary, and risky email addresses from being submitted through various forms on a WordPress website. By connecting securely to the NexMailPro API via HTTPS, it enables real-time email validation to help site administrators maintain a higher quality of email data before addresses are stored in the site's database.
The plugin integrates with several key areas of a WordPress site, including registration forms, WooCommerce checkout, and Contact Form 7 forms. In addition to automatic validation during user interactions, it offers manual single email validation and bulk validation capabilities, allowing up to 100 email addresses to be checked per request from within the WordPress admin interface. This flexibility supports both ongoing and one-off data cleaning tasks.
Administrators have access to a validation dashboard that displays activity metrics, as well as validation logs that can be searched and filtered for easier management and review. For further analysis or record-keeping, the plugin allows exporting results to CSV format. The tool is aimed at WordPress site owners and administrators who require reliable email validation integrated directly into their website's workflows.
No Laravel application code is needed to use this plugin.
In the Forms, surveys & polls space, NexMailPro Email Validation takes a focused approach. Invalid or risky email addresses can harm deliverability and data quality in WordPress and WooCommerce forms. NexMailPro Email Validation is a B2B product aimed at wordPress site owners and e-commerce managers. Pricing is paid, from $19. It runs on the web and API.
It is developed by Muhammad Golam Soroar, and the product first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are real-time email validation, wooCommerce integration, and bulk validation. The interface is available in English and Japanese. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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