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| Website | selfcommit.dev | filtrat.io |
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| Company | — | Startup from Poland · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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filtrat.io is B2B email verification that resolves catch-all domains to confirmed deliverable or bounce. Every email verifier on the market detects catch-all domains and stops. The address comes back as "risky" or "unknown" and you decide: skip it or send blind. That is 20-30% of every B2B list -...
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As answered by people managing Selfcommit.dev and filtrat.io.
filtrat.io's answer:
Every email verifier detects catch-all domains and stops. filtrat.io resolves each address individually to confirmed deliverable or bounce.
That is 20-30% of every B2B list that other tools mark "unknown" and walk away from. We return 600-700 confirmed results per 1,000 catch-all addresses.
What we can't resolve costs nothing.
filtrat.io's answer:
Lead generation agencies running cold email campaigns, B2B sales teams doing outbound outreach, and SaaS companies cleaning prospect lists before sending. Anyone who works with B2B email lists and loses 20-30% of contacts to catch-all domains.
filtrat.io's answer:
I was building lead gen pipelines for clients and every pipeline had the same leak - catch-all emails that no verifier could resolve. I tried MillionVerifier, NeverBounce, ZeroBounce, Bouncer. All of them flagged catch-all as "risky" and stopped. The workaround was Scrubby which sends real emails from Gmail accounts and takes 24-72 hours. I built filtrat.io to resolve catch-all in seconds without sending anything to the prospect's inbox.
filtrat.io's answer:
Three reasons. First - catch-all resolution is built in, not a separate tool or third party. MillionVerifier recommends Scrubby, NeverBounce charges but doesn't resolve, ZeroBounce charges double for an AI score. filtrat.io confirms. Second - you only pay for confirmed results. Uncertain, risky, and unresolved addresses are free. Third - pricing. A 10,000 email list costs $10 on filtrat.io with catch-all resolution included. The same list costs $39-111 on competitors without resolution.
filtrat.io's answer:
TypeScript, React, TanStack Router for the frontend. Python and Go for the verification pipeline. REST API with n8n workflow templates for automation.
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