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See your sender reputation score the way Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo do

We grade the exact signals mailbox providers weigh: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklist status, and DNS. Check any domain free and get an A to F grade in seconds, with a prioritized fix list.

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example.comScan complete
A0 / 100
Excellent
AuthenticationA
BlacklistsA
DNS healthC
InfrastructureB
Top fix: move DMARC from p=none to quarantine.Full report
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How to check your sender reputation

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We query live DNS for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklists, MX, and reverse DNS, the same signals mailbox providers weigh.

Get your grade and fixes

You receive an A to F Sender Reputation Score with a category breakdown and the exact, prioritized fixes that move the needle.

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Deliverability

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Authentication

How to Read DMARC Reports: A Practical Guide to RUA Aggregate XML and Reaching p=reject

DMARC reports arrive as cryptic daily XML files, and most senders ignore them. Here is how to read the aggregate report, map every sending source, and use the data to reach p=reject without blocking your own mail.

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