Continuum API vs MillionVerifier
MillionVerifier is the budget bulk-verification option — cheap pay-as-you-go credits that never expire. Continuum matches that verification depth and adds everything you need to actually use a clean list: sending, campaigns, sequences, and monitoring.
MillionVerifier does one thing well: low-cost bulk list cleaning with credits that don't expire. MillionVerifier's real-time API is priced separately from its bulk credits and isn't published — you have to contact sales to find out what it costs. Continuum is one flat, published price for verification and everything downstream of it.
Frequently asked questions
Is Continuum as cheap as MillionVerifier for pure verification?
MillionVerifier's bulk credits are hard to beat on a per-email basis for one-time list cleaning — that's genuinely their strength. But real-time API access is priced separately and isn't published, so the actual cost for ongoing verification is opaque. Continuum's verification is included in every published plan tier, with no separate API pricing to negotiate.
What am I missing if I only use MillionVerifier?
A cleaned list with nowhere to send it from. MillionVerifier doesn't send transactional email, run campaigns, or sequence cold outreach — you'd still need Resend, Sendy, and Smartlead (or similar) on top, each with its own bill and its own integration.
Does MillionVerifier's accuracy hold up over time?
Any point-in-time verification decays — B2B lists turn over 20–30% a year, and a one-time bulk clean doesn't catch that. Continuum's continuous monitoring re-checks addresses on a schedule and alerts you the moment one goes bad, and because Continuum also sends, a real bounce on an actual send corrects that address's cached verdict immediately — a standalone verifier never gets that signal.
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