EmailVerify for Discord

Verify that the people in your server actually own the email address they claim to. A user enters their email, gets a 6-digit code, types it back, and a role is assigned. That's it. Built for university servers, employee groups, and any closed community where you want to know who's joining.

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Live numbers

Servers

Currently active in … Discord servers.
Verified users

… today, … all-time.
Emails sent

… today, … all-time.

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What it does

Verify by email code

The user enters their address, the bot sends a 6-digit code, the user types it back. No external account, no OAuth, no extra steps.
Restrict by domain

Allow @*.edu, @yourcompany.com, exact addresses, or any combination. Wildcards supported. Default is "any valid email" so small servers don't need to configure anything.
Domain-specific roles

@students.uni.edu gets the Student role, @staff.uni.edu gets the Staff role, everyone gets a default Verified role. As granular as you need.
CSV allowlist (Pro)

Upload a CSV of specific addresses for invite-only servers. Hashed at rest, so even you can't read them back.
Quota reminders

Like a phone plan: warnings at 80%, 95%, and 100% of your monthly send limit. Sent to whoever you want — owner DM, channel, or specific admin.
Privacy-first storage

Email addresses are stored only as cryptographic hashes. The plaintext exists only at the moment of sending the verification code. GDPR-compliant.

Free for almost everyone

Every server gets 25 verification emails per month, no setup needed. Looking at usage stats from the past few months, about 95% of servers send 25 or fewer per month — so for nearly everyone reading this, the bot keeps working completely free.

If you do hit the limit, you'll get warnings at 80% and 95% before sending pauses. From there, credit packs or a subscription takes over.

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Built for transparency

This is a single-developer project that has been running on personal infrastructure for the past five years. The source code stays open under GPL-3.0 — fork it, audit it, self-host it. Premium routes through Zoho ZeptoMail (EU servers, GDPR-friendly) for paying servers; free-tier mail keeps using the operator's own SMTP.

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