Changelog: Improving The Personal Email Lookup Endpoint To Exclude Work Emails

“Why do you still charge credits for work emails that are filtered out when I’m searching for personal emails?”

A customer asked.

In fact, quite a few customers…

We’re happy to announce we listened:

• before: when using the Personal Email Lookup Endpoint, work emails that were filtered out via email_validation=fast were returned under the invalid_email key and still deducted credits from your account.
• now: these work emails will not be returned nor cost any credits.

It’s only right that our Personal Email Lookup Endpoint solely charges for finding personal emails, and excludes work emails.

Going forward our goal is to make Proxycurl a no-brainer to build into your existing systems and workflow.

So, we want you to trust us to consistently provide you rich data at an extremely competitive, and fair rate – which is why we’ve made this change.

By the way, if you need to find work emails, you can find them with our Work Email Lookup Endpoint.

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