You Do Not Need to Switch All at Once
The worst way to change your verification tool is to cancel your current subscription and hope the new one works. The best way is to run both side by side until the results speak for themselves.
filtrat.io gives you 200 free credits to start. That is enough to verify 200 addresses and see how results compare with your current tool. No card required.
Three Migration Paths
Side-by-Side Test
Best for: teams who want proof before switching.
Catch-All Layer First
Best for: teams happy with their current standard verifier.
Full Replacement
Best for: teams tired of paying for two tools or overpaying for one.
What Changes, What Does Not
What stays the same
What improves
What you lose (honestly)
Migration From Specific Tools
API Migration — Swap One Endpoint
If your pipeline uses an API, migration is one endpoint change:
POST /v4/single/check
→ {"result": "catchall"}POST https://api.filtrat.io/v1/verify/email
→ {"status": "verified",
"catchall_resolved": true}Same pattern. Same logic. One line changed in your config.
n8n Migration — Import a Template
If you use n8n, swap the HTTP node or import a ready-made template:
- Remove old verifier HTTP node
- Import filtrat.io template
- Paste API key
- Done
Templates available for single verification, bulk list cleaning, webhook validation, email finding, and bulk finding from Google Sheets.