Find out why your email lands in spam.
A full diagnostic of any domain's email authentication in a few seconds: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, MTA-STS, DNSSEC and eighteen blocklists. You get a score, the exact records to fix what is broken, and a report you can hand to a client.
Find out why your email lands in spam.
Free, no sign-up. Reads public DNS only — nothing is sent to your domain.
For agencies and consultants
You can scan any domain here — including ones you don't own. That makes this a pitch tool as much as a fix tool.
Scan your prospects
Run a domain you don't own and lead with the finding. A score of 34 and an open spoofing hole is a better opener than a cold email.
Put your logo on it
Export the whole diagnosis under your own brand — company name, logo, colour, contact line — as a link or a PDF you can bill for.
Watch them after the fix
Keep client domains under weekly re-scan and get told the moment a record breaks, a policy weakens, or an IP hits a blocklist.
What gets checked
MX
Mail routing and failover
SPF
Authorized senders, lookup limit, hard fail
DKIM
50+ selectors probed, key strength
DMARC
Policy, enforcement level, reporting
Blocklists
18 major DNSBLs including Spamhaus
MTA-STS
Policy file fetched and parsed
TLS-RPT
Encrypted delivery reporting
BIMI + DNSSEC
Logo record and signed zone
How it works
Enter a domain
No sign-up, no verification email, nothing sent to your mail server. We read public DNS records the same way a receiving server does.
Get a score you can explain
Every check returns pass, warning or fail with its own weight, so the 0-100 number is auditable rather than a black box.
Copy the exact records
Each failing check comes with the host, type and value to paste into your DNS console, plus notes for the common registrars.
Fix, then re-check
Re-verify a single record without rerunning the whole scan, and share the permanent report link with a client or developer.
A report your client can actually read
One click turns the technical findings into plain language: where the domain stands, what it costs them, and what to fix first. Print it, or send the permanent report link.