A no2bounce alternative that costs less per email

no2bounce is the closest match here on terms rather than on marketing: catch-all resolved, gateways named, credits that never expire, a published price ladder. The comparison comes down to price ($9.90 vs $17 at 10k), free tier size (1,000 vs 100), and gateway coverage (15 vs 3).

Bottom line

Both resolve catch-all
Both commit to a result on accept-all domains rather than labelling them.
Price
$17 per 10,000 there, $9.90 here. $721 per million there, $680 here.
Credits per email
Every verification on both tools is a flat 1 credit.
Gateways
They name Proofpoint, Mimecast and Cisco. We detect 15, Barracuda included.

How Giggal.ai verifies catch-all addresses

Both tools run multi-layer detection rather than sending a test message, and both return a real result on addresses that other verifiers hand back marked risky. no2bounce claims over 97% on catch-all and lists Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Proofpoint, Mimecast and Cisco. Giggal.ai claims 98.5% on standard business lists and detects 15 named secure email gateways. Both tools charge a flat 1 credit per email, so Giggal.ai is consistently cheaper across the board ($9.90 vs $17 per 10,000, $76 vs $126 at 100k, and $680 vs $721 at 1M).

ResultMeaning
DeliverableThe mailbox exists and will accept mail
UndeliverableThe mailbox does not exist
RiskyThe address exists but carries deliverability risk
UnknownWe could not verify the address, and the credit is refunded

no2bounce pricing vs Giggal.ai

no2bounce publishes a seven-step ladder: $17 for 10,000, $41 for 25,000, $72 for 50,000, $126 for 100,000, $254 for 250,000, $424 for 500,000 and $721 for a million. Credits never expire and there is no monthly usage limit, and new accounts get 100 free credits with no card. Giggal.ai is $9.90 for 10,000, $76 for 100,000 and $680 for a million, credits never expire, and the free tier is 1,000 credits usable on a bulk upload rather than 100.

VolumeGiggal.aino2bounce
10,000$9.90$17
100,000$76$126
1,000,000$680$721

no2bounce pricing checked on 21 August 2026. Prices may have changed, see no2bounce’s pricing page.

no2bounce vs Giggal.ai

 Giggal.aino2bounce
Price at 10,000 credits$9.90$17
Catch-all verification Yes Yes
Catch-all pricing1 credit, the same as any other verification1 credit per email, the same as standard
SEG verifier 15 gateways Yes
Credit expiryCredits never expire, with no condition.Credits never expire, with no monthly usage limit
Free tier1,000 credits, no card, usable on bulk100 credits, no card, credits never expire
Charges for unknown results No-
Accuracy figureClaims 98.5%Claims over 97% on catch-all addresses

Try it on your own list

  1. 1Export a list you already checked in no2bounce.
  2. 2Run it here on the 1,000 free credits. No card.
  3. 3Compare the catch-all rows, and check the resolution rate and speed.

no2bounce head-to-head comparisons

See how no2bounce stacks up against the verifiers we track most, with Giggal.ai on each page as a third option. The full grid is on the comparison hub.

Frequently asked questions

They do the same job, so it comes down to numbers. Giggal.ai is $9.90 per 10,000 against $17, detects 15 named secure email gateways against their five, and gives 1,000 free credits against 100. Both tools bill a flat 1 credit per email.

Giggal.ai. Both tools charge a flat 1 credit per email, so Giggal.ai is consistently cheaper across every list and volume tier ($9.90 vs $17 per 10,000 credits).

no2bounce names Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Proofpoint, Mimecast and Cisco. Giggal.ai detects 15 secure email gateways, Barracuda included. If your list leans enterprise, the wider coverage is the practical difference.

No, on both. no2bounce states credits remain until used with no expiry and no monthly limit. Giggal.ai credits never expire either, with no condition attached.

Yes. 1,000 free credits, no card, usable on a bulk upload rather than single lookups. Run the same list through both and compare row by row.

Same job, lower per-email price

1,000 free credits, no card required.

Free trial Credits never expire Refunds on Unknown

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