Email validation · Trueguard vs Verifalia
Comparison
Verifalia vs Trueguard.
Trueguard publishes this page. Every figure below is each provider's published list price for 50,000 verifications, and every feature row says partial where a feature exists with a caveat. Last reviewed: 2026-06-26.
50,000 validations
$49.99/mo
$0.001 per extra validation. 100 validations a month free, no credit card.
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Why teams switch from Verifalia.
$49.99 against $219 for 50,000.
No credit multipliers.
1,000,000 verifications: $1,490 against $0.001 each.
Fraud signals beside the email.
The price for the same 50,000 verifications.
Trueguard
$49.99/mo
50,000 validations
$0.001 per extra validation. 100 validations per month free, no credit card.
Verifalia
$219 one-time
50,000 verifications
Pay-as-you-go pack. Credits never expire.
Trueguard is a recurring monthly plan, so continuous checking at signup costs the same every month with no credit multipliers to reason about. Verifalia's $219 pack is a one-time purchase and its credits never expire.
What Verifalia offers that Trueguard does not.
Official SDKs
Bulk upload in a UI
Typo suggestions and spam traps
Track record and quality levels
Verifalia vs Trueguard, feature by feature.
Every row as it stands today. Partial means it exists with a caveat, and the caveat is written out.
Pricing | Trueguard | Verifalia |
|---|---|---|
| 50,000 verifications | $49.99 / month Recurring. $0.001 per extra validation. | $219 one-time Pay-as-you-go pack. Credits never expire. |
| 1,000,000 verifications | Overage at $0.001 each | $1,490 pay-as-you-go pack |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly. No credit multipliers. | Per-credit, multiplied by quality level. Standard 1x, High 2x, Extreme 4x credits per email. |
| Free tier | 100 validations per month, no credit card | 25 per day, resets midnight UTC |
Email verification | Trueguard | Verifalia |
|---|---|---|
| Disposable / temporary detection | Yes. Real-time, continuously updated list. | Yes (ML-based) |
| Deliverability classification | Safe, Risky, Invalid, Unknown | 40+ status codes |
Fraud prevention platform | Trueguard | Verifalia |
|---|---|---|
| Browser fingerprinting | Yes | No |
| Network fingerprinting (JA4 / HTTP/2) | Yes | No |
| IP intelligence (VPN, proxy, Tor, datacenter) | Yes | No |
| Device intelligence | Yes | No |
| Event scoring and custom signals | Yes | No |
Integration and data | Trueguard | Verifalia |
|---|---|---|
| Code samples | 9 languages (curl, JS, Node, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, C#, Java) | Yes |
| EU data residency (GDPR) | Yes. EU data residency available. DPA available. | Yes. Germany, PII in RAM, 5 min to 30 day retention. |
Why teams pick Trueguard.
Choose Trueguard
You check addresses continuously at signup, not once a quarter.
You want one flat monthly price with no credit multipliers to model.
Email is one signal among several: you also care about device, IP and network fraud.
You want a single REST call with code samples in nine languages.
The three Trueguard plans.
No credit multipliers, and overage at the same rate as the plan.
Standard
Popular$49.99 / month
50,000 validations / month
Overage: $0.001 per validation
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Is Trueguard cheaper than Verifalia?
For recurring volume, yes: $49.99 a month for 50,000 validations against a $219 pack for the same count, which works out at $0.001 versus $0.00438 per validation.
Do the verification results differ?
Both run syntax, MX, SMTP, catch-all, disposable and role checks. Verifalia returns 40-plus status codes. Trueguard returns four statuses (safe, risky, invalid, unknown) plus the individual signals, which is less to map in your code.
What does Trueguard do that Verifalia does not?
Device and browser fingerprinting, network fingerprinting, IP intelligence and event scoring. Email validation is one input to a fraud decision rather than the whole product.
What does Verifalia offer that Trueguard does not?
Verifalia ships official SDKs for .NET, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby and JavaScript and a Google Sheets add-on. It takes TXT, CSV and XLS uploads up to 100MB, returns typo suggestions and a spam-trap signal, and has Standard, High and Extreme quality levels. Trueguard is one POST at $49.99 a month for 50,000 validations, against $219 for the same count on Verifalia.
Can I migrate without rewriting my integration?
It is one POST with one header and one body field, and the response is a single JSON object. Most migrations are a new endpoint, a new key and a mapping from your status branch to ours.
Is there a free tier to compare them?
Both have one. Trueguard gives 100 validations a month with no card; Verifalia gives 25 a day that reset at midnight UTC. Check your own addresses on the free key before you pay.
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100 validations a month, free, no card. Run your own list through Trueguard before you pay anyone.
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