QuickEmailVerification
Validate email addresses in real time during Gravity Forms submission using the QuickEmailVerification service.
What it does
Bad email addresses create cleanup work later—invalid addresses bounce, disposable emails disappear, and role-based addresses rarely reach a real person. This add-on checks every email field at the moment someone submits your form, so bad addresses never reach your list or workflow.
When a user submits a form, the add-on sends the email to the QuickEmailVerification API and checks the result. If the address is invalid, disposable, free, catch-all, or role-based—and you've chosen to block that type—the submission is rejected and the user is asked to enter a different address. You can also block specific domains before an API call is even made.
You configure everything inside the familiar Gravity Forms settings screens. You can turn verification on site-wide by default, then override it per form. Caching means repeat lookups don't burn extra API credits, and a built-in timeout prevents a slow API from stalling your form.
Key features
- Real-time email validation against the QuickEmailVerification API on submission
- Block free, disposable, catch-all, and role-based email types
- Domain blocklist checked before any API request is made
- Global default setting with per-form override
- Save and Continue protection blocks partial saves with invalid emails
- Response caching to reduce repeat API calls and conserve credits
- API key validation from the settings screen using a sandbox endpoint
Good for
Written from Gravity Forms’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
Do I need a QuickEmailVerification account?
Yes, you need an active QuickEmailVerification API key to use this add-on.
Can I turn verification on for some forms but not others?
Yes, you can set a global default and then override it on a per-form basis in each form's settings.
What happens if the QuickEmailVerification API is slow or unreachable?
The add-on includes an explicit request timeout so a slow or unreachable API won't stall form submission indefinitely.
Does it work with the Save and Continue feature?
Yes, the same email checks apply when a user saves a partial entry, preventing blocked addresses from being saved.