Sending an API Request

Getting started with your first API request to Email Warrant

We have worked to make the Email Warrant API as simple and straightforward as possible. You could be sending your first API request in a matter of minutes.

Verify a Domain

GET https://api.emailwarrant.com/v1/verify.php?/domain=<domain>&userID=<userID>&apiKey=<apiKey>

Query Parameters

Name	Type	Description
domain	string	The is the domain you want us to verify.
userID	string	This is your unique id and can be found on your account page.
apiKey	string	An API Key is kind of like a password, and so you should keep this private. Your API key can be found on your account page.

200 If everything goes smoothly, you will be sent back the following:

// If the domain is verified you will be sent the following back:
{
   "status":"success",
   "result":{
      "domain":"verified",
      "type":"student",
      "usage":{
         "remainingCalls":45,
         "usedCalls":5,
         "totalCalls":50,
         "renewalDate":"May 22 2029"
      }
   }
}

// If the domain is NOT verified you will be sent the following back:
{
   "status":"success",
   "result":{
      "domain":"rejected",
      "type":"unknown",
      "usage":{
         "remainingCalls":45,
         "usedCalls":5,
         "totalCalls":50,
         "renewalDate":"May 22 2029"
      }
   }
}

400 If you have forgotten to include any of the query parameters we will send you back and error along with a list of what was missing.

401 If you have included both an API Key and User ID, but they don't match, we will send you back a 401 error to inform you of the issue.

403 If you have reached your API limit for the current period, we will return a Forbidden error to you along with a message explaining the issue.

Don't have an API Key? Get one here.