Email Validator by MGLogics

Develop by Shopify

$12.99-$124.99

/ Month

Free plan available 7 Days Free Trial

Detects and flags fake emails, ensuring valid orders in real-time.

Automatic order tagging

Real-time email validation

Order cancellation automation

About Email Validator by MGLogics

Launched Jun 25, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Detect and Validate fake customer emails. Prevent invalid orders and reduce fulfillment issues.

This app automatically detects and flags fake/disposable or invalid email addresses during checkout or order creation. Validation in checkout requires Shopify Plus. By identifying issues like disposable, misspelled, or suspicious emails, it helps merchants reduce failed communications, avoid fake orders, and streamline fulfillment. The app works in real time, ensuring only valid email addresses are used, helping merchants maintain accurate customer data and improve overall store performance.

Validate suspicious email addresses during checkout (requires Shopify Plus)
Email notification for orders with fake/disposable or suspicious email addresses
Automatically tag orders with fake/disposable or suspicious email addresses

Pros

Automatically detects and flags fake or disposable email addresses.
Helps reduce failed communications and fake orders by validating emails in real time.
Improves store performance by maintaining accurate customer data.
Supports streamlining of order fulfillment by eliminating invalid email orders.
Automatically cancels orders with fake or suspicious emails to save time.
Can tag orders with suspicious emails, helping in better tracking and management.

Cons

Validation during checkout requires Shopify Plus, limiting accessibility for smaller merchants.
Might incorrectly flag legitimate emails due to misspellings or atypical domains.