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Mailbox providers check whether your emails are actually from you. They verify your SPF record, DKIM signature, and DMARC policy. If you fail any of these checks, and your reputation takes an immediate hit — regardless of how good your content is.
ISPs monitor bounce rates, spam complaint ratios, and spam trap hits. If you send to invalid addresses repeatedly, your domain gets flagged. If you Receive too many "mark as spam" clicks, the result is the same. The threshold is lower than most senders expect (complaints above 0.1% trigger warnings from Google).
Gmail weighs opens, clicks, and replies. Outlook tracks deletions-without-reading. If recipients consistently ignore your emails, providers interpret that as a signal — your messages aren't wanted. As a result, your domain reputation drops.
Other domain reputation checkers actually check you for blacklists — you can pass every blacklist check and still have terrible deliverability. Why? Because blacklists only capture known bad actors.
Our domain reputation check uses an email-based approach, analyzing actual email delivery — revealing how mailbox providers truly perceive your domain. The headers, the routing, the provider response codes — all of it. You see your reputation the way ISPs see it.
Did your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC pass? A single failure here accounts for most deliverability issues. If your DKIM is failing, the report identifies it immediately. You can verify your current records using our SPF lookup, DKIM lookup, and DMARC lookup tools.
We check 100+ blacklists simultaneously. If your domain (or sending IP) appears on any list, you'll see which ones — along with direct links to request removal.
Gmail uses a 4-tier system: High, Medium, Low, Bad. Microsoft uses numeric scores. Your report translates these provider-specific ratings into actionable information. You'll know exactly where you stand — and what that means for inbox placement.
Here are some commonly asked questions about domain reputation checking: