Email Deliverability Tester - Spam & Authentication Checks

Send a test email to inspect SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reverse DNS, SpamAssassin results and blacklist checks in one deliverability report.

Report access is bearer-by-link: anyone with the link can view it until expiry. Reports may include sender, header, and server metadata and are retained for approximately 72–96 hours because cleanup runs daily. Avoid sharing the link publicly.

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ServerAdmin.Tools heuristic summary

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This 0–10 value is a ServerAdmin.Tools heuristic summary of the signals shown below. It is not an inbox-placement probability or a universal sender-reputation score, and it does not guarantee delivery. Mailbox providers use additional proprietary signals that this tool cannot observe.

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⚙️ Detailed Analysis (SpamAssassin)0.0

The following rules were triggered:

This is the local SpamAssassin result. Rule weights and thresholds depend on the receiving configuration and do not predict Gmail, Outlook, or another mailbox provider’s placement.

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Understanding Email Deliverability & Spam Tests

This tool generates a temporary email address and reports SPF, DKIM, DMARC, FCrDNS, SpamAssassin, and blacklist signals. Its heuristic summary is not an inbox-placement probability and cannot guarantee delivery because mailbox providers use additional proprietary signals.

Why are my emails going to Spam?

Mailbox providers use many proprietary signals. This test helps identify common authentication, DNS, reputation, and content signals, but it does not test provider-specific inbox placement and does not guarantee delivery.

What is SPF, DKIM, and DMARC?

SPF authorizes specific IP addresses to send mail on behalf of your domain. DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to verify the email integrity. DMARC ties them together, giving you control over how receiving servers handle unauthorized messages.

How does the SpamAssassin score work?

This report shows the local SpamAssassin score and matched rules. Rule weights and spam thresholds depend on the receiving configuration, so the result does not predict Gmail, Outlook, or another mailbox provider’s placement.

How should I interpret the heuristic summary?

Use it as a checklist of the measured authentication, FCrDNS, and SpamAssassin signals. It is not a delivery prediction or universal reputation grade, and mailbox providers evaluate additional signals.