Reach the inbox
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and a clean reputation are what stand between your invoices and the spam folder. Get them right and your mail lands.
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Quick, plain-English guides to the checks that keep business email reaching the inbox and safe from spoofing — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, blacklist, SMTP and TLS. Automated checkers are on the way; for results today, a specialist will audit your email by hand, free.
Automated checkers coming soon
Eight checks
Each tool covers one part of a healthy email setup. Start with the one that matches your worry — or request a free audit and we will run them all.
Review your SPF record, includes and lookup count to make sure only your real senders can use your domain.
Understand your DKIM selector, public key and signing status so receivers can verify your mail is genuinely yours.
Check your DMARC policy, alignment and reporting so impersonation of your domain can be stopped — safely.
See how your MX records route incoming mail, their priorities, and the misconfigurations that cause bounces.
Find out whether your IP or domain is on a major blocklist and why it puts your deliverability at risk.
Understand SMTP connectivity, TLS on the connection, and the sending failures that stop mail leaving your server.
Review your mail server certificate, its expiry and encryption so mail moves over secure, verified connections.
Read an email header in plain English — authentication results, routing, delays and the clues behind spam placement.
Why email checks matter
Most email problems are invisible until they are expensive — a quote that lands in spam, a domain that gets spoofed, a server nobody is watching. A few simple checks surface the risk before it costs you anything.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and a clean reputation are what stand between your invoices and the spam folder. Get them right and your mail lands.
Without DMARC at enforcement, anyone can send mail that looks like you. The right records make spoofing your domain far harder.
MX, TLS, SMTP and blacklist checks reveal the quiet faults that become outages — so you find out before an angry customer does.
Clear, documented checks let you answer "is your email configured correctly?" with evidence, not a guess — useful for clients and insurers.
Email is many small systems working together. These guides show how each one fits, in plain English, with no jargon to learn.
A check tells you what is wrong; our specialists tell you what to do about it — and can fix it end-to-end if you want it handled.
When to request expert help
These tools help you understand your email. When the stakes are real, hand it to people who do nothing but email — here is how to tell when that is now.
If important email keeps disappearing into junk, the cause is usually authentication or reputation — we diagnose it at the root and fix it for good.
Impersonation and business email compromise are the most expensive email incidents. We move DMARC to enforcement safely so spoofing stops without breaking real mail.
A failing record, a blacklist entry or a header full of jargon — bring it to us and we translate it into plain English and a clear next step.
If mail has stopped, your domain is blacklisted, or an account is compromised, do not wait on a tool — request emergency support and a specialist gets on it.
Honest about what these tools are
Tool questions
Yes. The guides are free to read, and the manual audit that backs them is free too — a specialist reviews your email setup and explains what they find, with no obligation.
Not yet. Automated, instant checkers are in development as part of our Email Operations Center roadmap. Today, each page explains the check and what a healthy result looks like, and a specialist runs it for you by hand if you request a free audit.
No. None of these tools ask for passwords or credentials, and they never will. A legitimate email health check never needs your password — anyone asking for one should be treated with suspicion.
No. The forms on these pages are previews of the coming checkers. They do not submit anywhere, run a live lookup, or store anything you enter.
If your mail is going to spam, start with SPF, DKIM and DMARC. If you are worried about impersonation, start with DMARC. If mail is bouncing or not arriving, start with MX and blacklist. Unsure? Request a free audit and we run them all.
Yes. Finding the issue is the easy part — our Email Security, Email Deliverability and Managed Email Support services put it right and keep it right, owned end-to-end.
Do not wait on a tool. Request Emergency Email Support and a specialist will contain the incident, restore service, and tell you plainly what happened.
No. Every guide is written for a busy, non-technical owner first, with the technical detail one layer down for those who want it. Translating the jargon is our job, not yours.