BriteVerify

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Verify and tag customer contact info, improving marketing ROI.

Bulk verify emails

Tag verified records

Filter actionable recipients

Continuous database maintenance

About BriteVerify

Launched Sep 16, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

Balthasar-Neumann-Str. 4b, Randersacker, 97236, DE

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Description

Simple and secure contact verification. Verify email addresses and North American phone numbers.

Focus your marketing budget on customers that are actually reachable while protecting your sending reputation. BriteVerify checks email addresses and North American phone numbers in your Shopify customer database and adds a validation status tag to the customer record, allowing you to narrow your campaigns to actionable recipients only.

Bulk verify customer email addresses and U.S. and Canadian phone numbers.
Tag verified customer records to easily filter on actionable recipients.
Maintain your database as it grows, only verifying un-checked records.

Pros

Improves marketing ROI by focusing efforts on valid and reachable customers
Protects sending reputation by verifying email addresses and phone numbers
Integrates with Shopify, automating verification for existing databases
Allows bulk verification, efficiently managing large datasets
Tags verified customer records for easy filtering of actionable recipients
Helps maintain a clean and updated customer database by verifying only unchecked records

Cons

Limited to email addresses and North American phone numbers, potentially excluding international contact verification
Depending on implementation, there could be additional costs for maintaining the service
Relies on accurate tagging and integration; misconfigurations could lead to incorrect data filtering
Focused primarily on large customer databases; smaller vendors might find less utility