Precleared

Precleared answers one question before an outbound agent sends a cold marketing email: is this address allowed? Send the recipient's email or domain, where you are based and where the address came from. Back comes a verdict (ok to email, consent needed, blocked or unknown), a confidence grade, the rule that decided it with its source, what the email's footer must include, the next step, the facts used, and a receipt signed with our key. It checks the mailbox record, works out the recipient's country, looks the company up on the register (Companies House for the UK), tells a company from a sole trader, and applies the rules for the UK (PECR and UK GDPR), the US (CAN-SPAM), Canada (CASL), Germany (UWG), France (CPCE), Australia (Spam Act 2003), Ireland (S.I. 336/2011) and the Netherlands (Telecommunicatiewet). Every rule is published with its source at precleared.dev/rules, and a weekly accuracy run is published at precleared.dev/accuracy. The receipt is the point. It records that Precleared was asked this question, with these facts, at this time, and gave this answer. Anyone can open it at precleared.dev/r/ and verify the Ed25519 signature with the public key. It is your record of due diligence. Two tools: contact_check and verify_receipt. No OAuth. Works without a key (100 checks a day, shared by everyone calling from the same IP address), with a free key (your own 100 a day) or with a prepaid £39 pack of 2,000 checks that never expire, so a runaway agent can only spend what you loaded. Decision support with sources, not legal advice.