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Free Email Provider Detector

Detect free email providers like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and 400+ others. Classify emails as free, business, disposable, or educational. Bulk check with stats and CSV export.

About Free Email Provider Detector

Free Email Provider Detector instantly classifies email addresses as free (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook), business/corporate, disposable/temporary, or educational. It recognizes over 400 free email providers and 100+ disposable services from around the world.

Whether you're qualifying B2B leads, cleaning a marketing list, segmenting contacts by email type, or filtering out throwaway addresses — paste your emails and get instant classification with detailed breakdowns. Everything runs in your browser.

Features

  • 4 classification types: Free, Business, Disposable, Educational
  • 400+ free providers: Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, AOL, iCloud, ProtonMail, Mail.ru, GMX, Yandex, QQ, 163, and hundreds more
  • 100+ disposable services: Mailinator, Guerrillamail, Tempmail, 10MinuteMail, and more
  • Educational detection: Flags .edu and regional university domains
  • Provider name display: Shows the actual provider name (Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, etc.)
  • Bulk classification: Process up to 10,000 emails with real-time stats
  • Visual breakdown: Pie chart-style stats showing distribution by type
  • Filter and export: Copy or download only free, only business, or all results as CSV
  • Instant processing: All client-side, no server requests needed

How to Use

  1. Enter an email: Type or paste an email address to classify it instantly.
  2. See the classification: The tool shows whether it's free, business, disposable, or educational, along with the provider name.
  3. Bulk mode: Switch to Bulk, paste your email list, and click Classify All.
  4. Review stats: See the percentage breakdown by email type.
  5. Export: Copy filtered lists or download the full results as CSV.

Examples

Free: john@gmail.com → 🟡 Free (Google Gmail)

Business: john@acmecorp.com → 🟢 Business / Corporate

Disposable: test@mailinator.com → 🔴 Disposable / Temporary

Educational: student@mit.edu → 🔵 Educational

Benefits

  • Qualify leads: Separate business emails from free providers for B2B prioritization
  • Clean lists: Remove disposable addresses that will never engage
  • Segment campaigns: Send different messaging to business vs personal email users
  • Global coverage: Recognizes providers from US, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and more
  • Instant results: Classify thousands of emails in seconds, all in-browser
  • Free and private: No data leaves your browser, no sign-up needed

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this tool detect?
It classifies email addresses into four categories: Free (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, etc.), Business/Corporate (company domains), Disposable/Temporary (Mailinator, Guerrillamail, etc.), and Educational (.edu domains). It identifies 400+ free email providers and 100+ disposable services.
Why should I filter free email addresses?
In B2B marketing and sales, leads with business emails (user@company.com) are typically higher quality than free email users (user@gmail.com). Filtering helps prioritize outreach, segment lists, and improve conversion rates.
How many free email providers does it recognize?
The tool recognizes over 400 free email providers including major ones (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, AOL, iCloud, ProtonMail, Zoho) and regional providers (Mail.ru, GMX, Web.de, Yandex, QQ, 163.com, Naver, Daum, and many more).
What counts as a disposable email?
Disposable emails are temporary addresses from services like Mailinator, Guerrillamail, Tempmail, and 10MinuteMail. They are often used to bypass sign-ups and have no long-term value for marketing.
Can I check a whole list at once?
Yes. Switch to Bulk Mode and paste up to 10,000 email addresses. The tool classifies all of them and provides breakdown statistics with the option to export filtered lists or CSV.
Is my email list stored anywhere?
No. All classification runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. No emails are transmitted or stored on any server.