Getting started
Getting started — B2B email finder and verification
The shortest path from account creation to a live email finder or email verification request using the REST API.
Launch your first verification
1. Sign in to the dashboard
- Create your account with one of the supported identity providers.
- If you were invited by your team, use the invitation link first so your account opens with the right access.
2. Run your first request
- Use Probe to verify a single email address.
- Use Finder to search with a full name and company domain.
3. Choose how you want to fund access
- Dashboard route: create an account, choose a plan, and manage it from the billing workspace. Signed-in crypto checkout uses hosted invoices and a stored crypto balance.
- Accountless route: pay through x402 and receive a bearer token immediately after settlement. See Crypto payments.
4. Generate or save your access token
Open the Personal Access Token page in the dashboard and create a token for programmatic access, or save the relid_pat_... token returned by the x402 prepaid purchase flow.
You will send that token as a bearer credential:
Authorization: Bearer relid_pat_...
5. Choose your integration path
- Use the REST API reference for direct application calls.
- Use the MCP reference if you want an agent or IDE to call Finder and Probe for you.
6. Decide between sync and background execution
- Use synchronous Finder or Probe calls when you need an immediate answer.
- Use background jobs when you have larger batches, strict deadlines, or want callback-based completion.
- If a synchronous client endpoint returns
429, that is your signal to retry later or move the workload to a background job.
If you want a quick overview before you build, start with the documentation hub.
Quick links
Browse the docs
Start with the overview, move into authentication and implementation details, then keep the reference pages nearby while you build.
Agent-ready docs
Copy this page or hand an agent `llms.txt`
Copy the current page as Markdown, or copy `llms.txt` when you want to give an assistant a clean index of the docs, reference, and related pages.
Companion routes
Reference, pricing, and access
Jump from the guides into the live API reference, pricing, or token management when you are ready to move from evaluation to production use.