Does your email
actually arrive?
Type a domain. In about a second you get SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX checked, plus the exact records to add and where to add them.
We read public DNS only. No password, no access to your inbox.
Gmail and Yahoo reject mail without SPF or DKIM, and require DMARC from anyone sending over 5,000 a day.
Most fixes are two or three TXT records in DNS. The report gives you the values to paste.
Get the report and we check the same domain again a week later, then tell you what changed.
What you get
- Results on the spot
The score and every problem show on screen. No signup, no waiting.
- Report PDF and guide
Confirm your email once and both land in your inbox. Forward them as they are to whoever runs your DNS.
- A review by a person
Leave your details and the report goes out at once. What DNS cannot show, we check by hand and come back.
Hands-on review · free
The report now, a person right after
Ask and the report PDF and guide go straight to your inbox — no waiting. Then we look at what public DNS cannot show and come back to you.
- Every service that sends under this domain, and which ones SPF is missing
- A real message's headers: what SPF, DKIM and DMARC actually returned
- Where your website forms, booking and newsletter send from
- Whether the domain or its sending IPs sit on a blocklist
- What to fix first, in order, and how long each part takes
The part a person does usually comes back within two business days.
All of that is free.
Sit down and finish it · US$399
An hour is usually enough
We open the report together and work through it in one hour: what is wrong, in what order to fix it, and which screen to change what on. You leave with the action items written down.
- We share a screen, open your DNS, and paste the values in
- The order to raise SPF, DKIM and DMARC from where you actually are
- If several services send for you, how to bring them under one record
- An action-item document afterwards: what is left, who does it, how long
Straight answers
Is this really free?
Yes. The check, the report PDF and the hands-on review all cost nothing. It is how we show the way we work. One thing costs money: the hour where we sit down and finish it with you, US$399 — and you only book that after reading the report.
Where does my domain data go?
The check reads public DNS, the same records anyone in the world can look up. Your domain and email are used for the report and the 7-day recheck, and are never sold or passed on.
What do I need to install?
Nothing. Type the domain name and the result is there in about a second.
What if everything passes?
Then there is nothing to do today. DNS changes quietly, though: add a sending service or rotate a key and it can start leaking that day. We check again after a week and tell you.
Can I fix it myself?
Usually it is two or three TXT records, about thirty minutes. The report names the screen to open and the value to paste.