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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
How it works

How to check your sender reputation

No account, no installation. Enter a domain and we do the rest in seconds.

  1. Enter your domain

    Type any domain you send from. There is nothing to install and no signup, so you can check a domain in seconds.

  2. We run every check

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

    SPFDKIMDMARC BlacklistsMXrDNS
  3. 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.

    A91 / 100, Excellent
From the blog

Email deliverability insights

News, tips, and practical guidance for senders who want to reach the inbox.

Deliverability

What Is Sender Reputation? The Complete Guide to the Trust Score That Decides Your Inbox in 2026

Sender Reputation is the trust score every mailbox provider keeps on your domain and IP, and it is the single biggest factor deciding whether your email reaches the inbox or the spam folder. Here is the definitive guide to what it is, what shapes it, and how to build it.

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Best Practices

How to Get Subscribers to Whitelist You: The Safe Sender List Explained (and Its Real Limits)

Asking new subscribers to add you to their contacts is one of the oldest deliverability tips, and it still works, because a reply or a contact entry is a strong trust signal. But it is not the magic switch many think. Here is how whitelisting really helps, and where it stops.

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Technical

Disposable and Temporary Email Addresses: How to Detect Them and Why They Wreck Your List

Someone grabbed your lead magnet with an address that self-destructs in ten minutes. It counts as a signup, inflates your list, and then bounces or goes dead, dragging your metrics and reputation down with it. Here is how disposable addresses work and how to keep them out.

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