Mautic email verification

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What it does

The plugin adds email verification conditions to Mautic campaigns and stores the results in contact fields, so a campaign can branch on whether an address is valid or safe to send to. Each verification uses one credit.

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Step 1: get an API key

1. You need an Easy Email Verification account. If you don't have one, create it at https://dashboard.easyemailverification.com/register?utm_source=mautic_guide (the free plan includes 50 verifications a day, enough to test).
2. In the dashboard, open Integration → API Settings and click Create API Key (for example named mautic).
3. Keep the key for Step 3. Treat it like a password: never share it or paste it into emails, chats or public pages.

Step 2: install the plugin on the Mautic server

1. Download the plugin: https://www.easyemailverification.com/download/MauticEasyBundle-v1.0.1.zip
2. Copy it to the plugins/ directory of the Mautic installation:

cp MauticEasyBundle-v1.0.1.zip /path/to/mautic/plugins/

With Docker (container named mautic):

docker cp MauticEasyBundle-v1.0.1.zip mautic:/var/www/html/plugins

1. In the plugins/ directory, unzip it so the folder MauticEasyBundle is created, and set the permissions:

unzip MauticEasyBundle-v1.0.1.zip
chown -R www-data:www-data MauticEasyBundle
chmod 775 -R MauticEasyBundle

1. Clear the Mautic cache:

php /var/www/html/bin/console cache:clear --env=prod

(Adjust /var/www/html to your Mautic directory if it is not the Docker default.)

Step 3: enable and configure the plugin in Mautic

1. In Mautic, click the gear icon → Plugins.
2. Click Install/Upgrade Plugins. Easy Email Verification appears in the list.
3. Open it, paste the API key from Step 1 and save.

The plugin creates these contact fields to store the results: eev_result, eev_reason, eev_disposable, eev_accept_all, eev_role, eev_free, eev_domain, eev_mx_record, eev_mx_domain, eev_safe_to_send, eev_did_you_mean, eev_success, eev_message, eev_http_code and eev_validate_time.

Step 4: use it in a campaign

In the campaign builder, add the Easy Email Verification condition. The plugin can treat an address as valid based on either:

• Result: valid counts as valid (catch-all addresses, which are reported as valid with Accept All, count as valid too); or
• Safe to send: stricter, also considering risk signals.

Branch the campaign on the condition (for example, continue for valid addresses and tag or remove the others). To test, run the campaign for a contact with an address you know and check the eev_ fields on the contact.

Reading the results

• eev_result: valid, invalid or unknown. unknown means no reliable answer; it is neither valid nor invalid.
• eev_safe_to_send: the overall recommendation.
• eev_disposable, eev_role, eev_free, eev_accept_all: risk signals.
• eev_did_you_mean: suggested fix for a typo.

If something isn't working

1. The plugin does not appear: check the folder name (MauticEasyBundle) and permissions, clear the cache again and click Install/Upgrade Plugins.
2. Verification errors: check the API key in the plugin settings (a widget key does not work; it must be an API key from API Settings).
3. "Running out of your credit limit": plans at https://www.easyemailverification.com/en-US/pricing

Still stuck? Write to support@easyemailverification.com.

Other integrations

• All integrations: https://www.easyemailverification.com/en-US/integrations
• AI integrations: https://www.easyemailverification.com/en-US/agents