GP Email Validator

Forms collect typos, fake addresses and disposable emails, and those entries end up in your list. GP Email Validator addresses this at the point of entry. It checks that each address is formatted correctly and valid, which keeps your records tidy and cuts down on bounced messages when you write to your contacts.

The plugin works inside Gravity Forms, so your existing forms stay as they are. Setup needs no coding, and the validation rules can be adjusted to match what each form and audience requires. It fits newsletter signups, customer inquiries and event registrations, and it suits marketers, developers and site owners who care about email accuracy.

Features

• Real-time format checking: Addresses are checked as they are entered, so typos and incorrectly formatted emails are caught before the form is submitted and clean data goes in.
• Works inside Gravity Forms: The validator plugs into Gravity Forms, so you can turn on email validation without disrupting the form setup you already have in place.
• Customizable validation rules: Adjust the verification criteria to meet the specific requirements of each form and the audience it serves, rather than relying on one fixed check.
• Invalid and disposable filtering: Invalid or disposable addresses are filtered out, which helps reduce bounce rates and supports good deliverability and sender reputation.
• Validator service support: ClearBounce is available as a validator service, giving you an external service option for checking addresses submitted through your forms.
• No coding required: Non-technical users can activate and configure the validator within minutes, using simple settings instead of custom code.
• Multiple email fields: A single form can hold several email fields, and validation applies wherever an email input is required.
• Cleaner downstream data: Accurate addresses at entry mean better data in your CRM, email marketing tools or database, which supports more accurate audience targeting.

Best for

• Gravity Forms users who collect newsletter signups
• Site owners tired of fake or mistyped email entries
• Developers and marketers managing contact lists