Changelog

Three new free tools are now live in the tools hub. No account needed.

• BIMI Checker: check if your domain has a BIMI record and whether your logo will display in Gmail, Apple Mail, and Yahoo. See your logo URL, VMC status, and what you need to get the blue checkmark in Gmail.
• MTA-STS Checker: check whether your domain forces TLS encryption on inbound email. See your DNS record, policy file mode (testing vs enforce), listed MX servers, and TLS-RPT status.
• SPF Record Lookup: look up and validate the SPF record for any domain. Counts your DNS lookups against the 10-lookup limit, flags permerror risk, and explains every mechanism in plain English.

New comparison section at /compare so you can see how InboxGreen stacks up against the tools you may already know.

• InboxGreen vs MXToolbox: side-by-side feature table and pricing. Useful if you have used MXToolbox before and want to understand the differences.
• InboxGreen vs EasyDMARC: comparison focused on pricing, free tool access without signup, and DMARC reporting depth.
• InboxGreen vs Dmarcian: small business vs enterprise DMARC platform - feature table and multi-domain pricing breakdown.
• MXToolbox Alternatives and EasyDMARC Alternatives: roundup pages if you are evaluating your options.

All 25 provider guides now include exact DNS values, navigation paths, and common mistakes specific to each platform.

• Added provider-specific SPF record values, DKIM selector names, and DNS panel navigation steps for all 25 supported providers including Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Bluehost, IONOS, and more.
• Each guide now includes a notes section highlighting the most common mistakes users make with that specific provider.
• Related guides within the same provider are linked at the bottom for faster cross-reference.

Every free tool now includes contextual explanations, Q&A sections, and guidance on what to do next with your results.

• Added common questions and answers to the SPF Generator, DKIM Checker, DMARC Analyzer, DMARC Generator, Blacklist Checker, Email Header Analyzer, MX Lookup, and TXT Lookup.
• Each tool now explains what the results mean and what action to take, not just the raw output.
• Improved page structure so the most useful guidance appears close to the result.

The Agency deliverability audit report now applies your uploaded logo and brand color throughout, producing a cleaner client-ready document.

• Agency PDF reports now apply your logo and extract a brand accent color automatically for a consistent branded look.
• Improved logo placement, header contrast, and document layout for better presentation.
• Report filename now includes the client name and date for easier file management.

Domain capacity is now enforced per plan to keep accounts accurate and prevent unintended overages.

• Monitoring plan accounts are limited to 5 monitored domains.
• Agency plan accounts support up to 30 domains.
• The dashboard displays how many domains you have active against your plan capacity.

Each deliverability problem page now includes an expandable FAQ and a clearer step-by-step recovery path.

• Added expandable FAQ sections to all problem pages covering the most common follow-up questions.
• Improved the recovery checklists for spam placement, blacklist listings, Spamhaus listings, and reputation drops.
• Added structured guidance to help users identify root causes before attempting fixes.

Reviewed and updated all plan pricing and descriptions to be clearer and more accurate.

• Updated plan pricing to better reflect what is included at each tier.
• Clarified the differences between the Monitoring and Agency plans.
• Corrected plan feature descriptions to accurately reflect what each plan delivers.

Improved PDF formatting for FixKit reports and Agency audit documents.

• Improved section spacing and structure in FixKit PDFs for better readability across different PDF viewers.
• Authentication summary now appears prominently at the top for faster scanning.
• Refined table formatting in Agency audit reports for cleaner client presentation.

Small improvements to the Monitoring dashboard to make domain status easier to read at a glance.

• Improved status display for domains with partial authentication configurations.
• Tidied layout spacing in the domain list for easier scanning.
• Improved handling of edge cases where domain results were slow to load.

Launched a new section covering common email deliverability problems and how to fix them.

• Added a new /problems section focused on real deliverability issues users run into.
• Published in-depth pages explaining causes and fixes for spam placement and blacklists.
• Linked the Problems section from the main navigation for easier access.

Improved troubleshooting guides for spam, blacklists, and reputation issues.

• Added clearer step-by-step explanations for common deliverability failures.
• Included practical checks users can run themselves to identify the root cause.
• Improved page structure for easier reading and faster diagnosis.

Published new content explaining common SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and reputation problems.

• Added new pages explaining authentication and sender reputation issues in plain language.
• Expanded explanations around inbox placement failures and sudden spam problems.
• Improved links between guides, tools, and supporting documentation.

Improved readability and structure across blog posts and educational content.

• Refined the blog index layout to make posts easier to browse.
• Improved formatting and structure inside individual blog posts.
• Continued publishing new educational content on deliverability topics.

Released new free tools to help users quickly check and diagnose email issues.

• Added new free tools for checking email authentication and domain configuration.
• Improved clarity around tool results so users understand what needs fixing.
• Linked free tools more clearly from guides and educational pages.

Improved internal structure to support new sections and tools.

• Added new routes to support recently published pages and tools.
• Improved internal organization of public pages.
• Ensured consistent page loading and layout across the site.

Made it easier for users to subscribe and stay updated.

• Improved the visibility of the newsletter signup on content pages.
• Simplified the newsletter explanation so users know what to expect.
• Ensured the signup form works consistently across the site.

Enhanced the reliability and timing of monitoring alerts and domain notifications.

• Refined the scheduling of monitoring alerts to provide more consistent notifications.
• Improved internal handling of recurring checks so monitored domains are evaluated more regularly.
• Adjusted alert email formatting for better readability across common email clients.

Polished the Monitoring page layout and added clearer explanations for domain status.

• Fixed layout and alignment issues in the Monitoring dashboard table.
• Improved the Details column so domain information is easier to scan.
• Added helper text explaining what is being monitored and what each status means.

Improved the consistency and robustness of domain checks and deliverability diagnostics.

• Strengthened internal checks for SPF, DKIM and DMARC lookups.
• Improved error handling when DNS or upstream services are temporarily unavailable.
• Expanded logging around monitoring and verification operations for easier troubleshooting.

Hardened the FixKit delivery pipeline to ensure users reliably receive their configuration guide.

• Ensured FixKit emails are consistently sent after a successful purchase.
• Added structured logging around FixKit email delivery responses.
• Reduced edge cases where FixKit emails could be delayed or not delivered.

InboxGreen.email now provides a public uptime and incident status page.

• Introduced a dedicated status endpoint for live uptime and incident visibility.
• Enabled HTTPS on the status page.
• Linked the status page from the site footer for quick access.

Laid the initial security and transparency foundations for InboxGreen.email.

• Added a responsible disclosure file at /.well-known/security.txt.
• Prepared the initial public status communication flow.
• Launched this public changelog page.