Verify email deliverability and find prospect emails via the Clearout API. Instant single-email verification, instant email finder by name + domain, and account credit balance.

Clearout

Verify email deliverability and find prospect emails via the Clearout API.

Clearout validates single email addresses in real time (without sending a test email), discovers professional email addresses from a person's name and company domain, and reports your remaining account credits. This tool wraps those endpoints for use inside InTouch jobs and the AI assistant.

What it does

verify-email — Instant deliverability check for one address. Returns status (valid / invalid / catch_all / unknown), safe_to_send, and classification flags (disposable, free, role, gibberish).
find-email — Instant email finder. Given a person's name and a company domain, returns candidate professional emails with a confidence score.
account-credits — Returns the remaining credit balance on your account.

Operations

operation	HTTP	Endpoint	Required inputs
`verify-email`	POST	`/v2/email_verify/instant`	`email`
`find-email`	POST	`/v2/email_finder/instant`	`name`, `domain`
`account-credits`	GET	`/v2/account/credits`	—

Base URL: https://api.clearout.io

timeout (milliseconds, max 180000) is an optional input for verify-email and find-email.

API key setup

Sign in to your Clearout dashboard at https://clearout.io.
Open the API section and copy your API token (a JWT string).
Pass it as the apiKey input. The tool sends it as Authorization: Bearer <apiKey> on every request.

A single token fully authenticates every call — there is no OAuth handshake.

Examples

Verify a single address:

{
  "apiKey": "<YOUR_CLEAROUT_TOKEN>",
  "operation": "verify-email",
  "email": "[email protected]"
}

Find a prospect's email by name + domain:

{
  "apiKey": "<YOUR_CLEAROUT_TOKEN>",
  "operation": "find-email",
  "name": "Tony Stark",
  "domain": "marvel.com"
}

Check remaining credits:

{
  "apiKey": "<YOUR_CLEAROUT_TOKEN>",
  "operation": "account-credits"
}

Output

The tool publishes two values:

result — the Clearout JSON response, as a JSON string.
status — the HTTP status code, as a string.

Non-2xx responses (e.g. 401 for a bad token, 402/422 for insufficient credits or bad parameters) are returned in result/status rather than raised — the JSON body explains the error. A transport failure or a missing required input fails the step with an {"error": ...} envelope.