HOW VERIFIED EMAILS WORK
An email that bounces is worse than no email at all.
Every address in a StoreRadar verified export is checked three ways before it reaches you: MX, SMTP, and a real verification verdict. Not a guess. Not a regex. An answer.
Verified emails
Raw data still has to be verified. We already did it.
Any list like this ships raw, and a raw address is a liability until it's checked. Send to enough dead inboxes and the bounces torch your domain reputation; one bad campaign can leave you in spam for months. So before you can safely send, every address has to be run through deliverability verification, and on a list this size that's days of processing and hundreds of dollars in verification credits. It's the tedious, expensive part of cold outreach nobody warns you about. We've already run it, in three passes:
- 1 MX: does the domain accept mail at all? Dead domains are flagged, not shipped as if they were live.
- 2 SMTP: we go to the mailbox level. Does the address actually exist, or is it a catch-all that swallows everything?
- 3 Verdict: continuous checks on new stores, plus a MillionVerifier bulk pass on the whole base, give each address a valid / invalid / accept-all status and a 0–100 confidence score. It ships in the file, so you know what's safe to send before you send it.
WHY THIS MATTERS
A bounce doesn't just fail. It follows you.
Mailbox providers track your bounce rate per sending domain. Cross a threshold (Gmail and Outlook both start throttling around 2–5%) and your next campaign lands in spam too, including the one to prospects who would've replied. Domain reputation doesn't reset when the bad list is deleted.
A CSV of scraped or guessed emails is a bet that most addresses still exist and still accept mail. Some do. Plenty don't: domains die, mailboxes fill up, catch-alls swallow everything silently and report back as if the send worked. You don't find out until your reputation already has the ding.
The fix isn't cleverness, it's checking. That's what the pipeline below does, pointed at the entire Shopify dataset.
What the columns mean
68 columns per row. The bulk are self-explanatory: domain, store name, country, category, theme, installed apps, tech stack, first/last-seen dates. The ones worth a word are the email columns:
- Email 1–3
- The store's public contact addresses. In every tier.
- Email MX Valid
- Does the address's domain accept mail at all? A quick deliverability signal. In every paid tier.
- Email 1–3 Valid · Verification Status · Verification Score
- The real verification verdict per address: deliverable or not, the status (valid / invalid / accept-all / webmail / disposable), and a 0–100 confidence score. Verified tier only.
Which tier gets what: the $149 one-time ships the addresses plus the MX flag. Add +$99, or subscribe to Full Database Annual ($399/yr), and every address also carries the full verification verdict, so you know which ones will land before you send.
Own the map, or keep it fresh.
One file, one payment. Configure it below: buy the snapshot once, or flip on fresh data for verified exports all year.
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Full Database CSV StoreRadar Annual
2,595,434 stores · 1.9M emails · 68 columns · ~480 MB
$248 once /yr
$149 CSV + $99 verified $149 CSV · raw emails verified + fresh, all year
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Building a product on our data? Commercial license from $7,500/yr. Email jeanro@storeradar.io.
A real person built this, not a faceless data vendor
Hi, I'm Jean-Romain Krupa, Jean-Ro to most. I live in France with my wife and our two kids, and I build products that help other builders find their customers.
I've spent years in go-to-market and B2B data. Finding the right people with clean data is literally my job. StoreRadar is the tool I wished existed: the whole Shopify map, in one file you can own.
No support black hole. If something's off with your file, you're emailing me, and I answer.
Everything you need to know
Stop guessing. Here is how StoreRadar helps you win deals before the competition arrives.
What does "verified" actually mean?
Every address passes three checks: MX (does the domain accept mail?), SMTP (does the mailbox actually exist?), and a verification verdict from continuous checks on new stores plus a MillionVerifier bulk pass on the full base: valid, invalid, or accept-all, with a 0–100 confidence score.
Does the $149 one-time CSV include verified emails?
The $149 file ships every address plus an MX-valid flag. The full verification verdict (status and confidence score per address) is the +$99 verified bump on that same checkout, or included by default in the $399/yr StoreRadar Annual.
Why not just verify the emails myself after I buy?
You can. That's what standalone email verifiers are for. We do it up front so you're not paying twice (the CSV, then a bulk verification run) or waiting on a second step before you can send.
Who built this?
A solo founder who works in B2B data and email deliverability by day. Deliverability checking is, awkwardly enough, the day job, and StoreRadar points that same verification rigor at the entire Shopify dataset.
What's the difference between the $149 CSV and the $399/yr annual?
The $149 is a one-time snapshot, yours forever. The annual includes verified emails by default, refreshes the export every month, and gives you unmasked access to the dataset all year, for $151 more than a one-time verified snapshot.
Ready to stop guessing?
Get verified emails on the $149 one-time CSV (+$99 bump) or included in the $399/yr StoreRadar Annual.