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Email Role Account Detection API — Identify Shared Inboxes

Detect role-based email addresses like admin@, info@, sales@, support@. Role accounts are shared and should not be used for personal communications or account verification.

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What are Role-Based Email Addresses?

Role-based or shared email accounts use generic prefixes rather than personal names. Common examples include admin@, info@, sales@, support@, contact@, hello@, team@, careers@, billing@, and abuse@. These addresses are often shared by multiple people and should not be used for personal account creation or sensitive communications.

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Why Detect Role Accounts?

Role accounts have high bounce rates, lead to slower response times, and can cause security issues with shared access to account verification links. Detecting them allows you to prompt users for a personal email address, improving deliverability and security.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common role-based email prefixes?
Admin, info, sales, support, contact, hello, team, careers, billing, abuse, postmaster, webmaster, no-reply, and jobs are the most common role-based prefixes detected.