SPF
Who may send email as you?
Stops strangers from sending as @yourdomain — only your real mail systems are allowed.
Can scammers email as you? Free check in secondsKnow where your business is exposed
Enter your domain — we'll show you what to fix.
See if scammers can abuse your domain in email — free, no signup.
Technical DNS details
- Free — no signup
- Know if you're exposed
- Protect your customers
Three settings that stop scammers from using your name
If any one is missing, your customers could trust a fake email. We show you which you have.
DKIM
Was the message altered?
Proves your emails weren't tampered with — so customers can trust messages from you.
DMARC
What happens when checks fail?
Tells inboxes to block fake mail claiming to be from your business — your strongest line of defense.
Four steps. About a minute.
- Enter your domainWe never access your inbox — only public settings anyone can look up.
- See where you're exposedA letter grade and plain summary of your risk.
- Know what's missingWhich protections scammers could exploit today.
- Get help fixing itForward the report to your IT provider or ask us to help.
Fake email can cost you money and trust
- Scammers can send fake invoices and wire requests using your business name.
- Your customers cannot tell real mail from fake at a glance.
- Closing DNS gaps protects your money and your reputation before the next attack.
Quick answers
All FAQsWhat does this check do for me?
We show whether scammers can abuse your domain in email — and what to fix to protect your customers.
Is it free?
Yes. No account required — we built this for business owners.
Do you read my email?
No. We only look at public domain settings. Your inbox stays private.