Flagship Deliverability Tool

Domain Health Checker

Run a 360° DNS and authentication health audit for your sending domain.

Quick samples:

Overall Sending Health Score

Evaluating authentication, DNS integrity, and inbox readiness...

95 / 100
MX Records Pass

Checking mail servers...

aspmx.l.google.com (Priority 1)
SPF Authentication Valid

Evaluating DNS lookups & qualifiers...

v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all
DKIM Signature Signed

Scanning default selectors (google, selector1)...

v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqh...
DMARC Policy Enforced

Auditing policy tag (p=reject / quarantine)...

v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:dmarc@...
BIMI Brand Avatar Optional

Checking default._bimi TXT record & VMC certificate...

default._bimi (Checking...)
MTA-STS & TLS Active

Checking in-transit SMTP encryption policy...

_mta-sts (Checking...)
Recommended DNS Action Plan
  • Your SPF record uses ~all (SoftFail). Upgrade to -all once sending IPs are fully aligned.
  • DMARC policy is currently set to p=reject, which satisfies Google & Yahoo 2024+ sender mandates.

How It Works in 3 Simple Steps

01

Enter sending domain

Type your sending domain (e.g. yourcompany.com or outbound-company.com).

02

Live DNS Query

Our engine queries authoritative DNS servers live to verify MX, SPF, DMARC and security flags.

03

Get Fixes & Score

Inspect your health score (0-100), warnings, and copy-paste ready DNS records.

Pro Tips for Maximum Performance
  • Keep DNS lookups in SPF under the 10-query limit.
  • Always set up Google Postmaster Tools on primary and secondary sending domains.
  • Never send cold emails from your primary corporate domain without secondary domains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Google and Yahoo enforce strict email authentication rules. Missing SPF or DMARC causes messages to be throttled or dumped into spam.

No, this tool performs pure DNS lookups and checks public authentication records without sending any test emails.

A healthy sending domain should score 90+ with valid MX, a strict SPF record, aligned DKIM, and at least p=quarantine or p=reject on DMARC.

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