Check if your emails are reaching the inbox.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC tell Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo whether to trust your domain. Run a free check to see exactly what is passing, what is failing, and what to fix.
No signup required. Results in 30 seconds. Works on any domain.
What Breaks Inboxing And What We Check
Each of these silently filters your mail without any bounce or error message
Trusted by Founders, Marketers and Agencies
14,800+
free domain checks run
3,400+
authentication issues caught
620+
domains actively monitored
"I had no idea my DKIM was broken. Campaigns were going to spam for weeks and I blamed the copy. Ran the check and fixed it in 20 minutes."
Marcus T. - SaaS Founder
"We manage 18 client domains. The agency plan gives us peace of mind that nobody's deliverability is silently tanking between our monthly reviews."
Daniela R. - Email Marketing Agency
"Our invoice emails were going to spam for an entire month. The fix kit gave us the exact DNS records to paste. Took 10 minutes to recover."
Kevin S. - E-commerce Operations
Common Problems We Help Fix
If any of these sound familiar, your domain is already affected
Frequently Asked Questions
How does InboxGreen improve deliverability? expand_more
Is the checker free? expand_more
Why are my emails going to spam even though they worked before? expand_more
What SPF record do I need for Google Workspace? expand_more
include:_spf.google.com.
A basic record looks like: v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all.
If you also send through other providers like SendGrid or Mailgun, use the
SPF generator to combine them into a single valid record.
What SPF record do I need for Microsoft 365? expand_more
include:spf.protection.outlook.com.
A standard record looks like: v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com ~all.
Never add a second SPF TXT record. Merge everything into one.
What does DMARC p=none mean and is it safe? expand_more
p=none is monitoring mode. It tells receivers to take no action on failing mail and just
send you reports. It is safe to start with but it does not protect you from spoofing and does not
improve inbox placement. Once SPF and DKIM are passing reliably, move to
p=quarantine or p=reject for real enforcement.