Is your domain actually protected — or does it just look that way?
If you run e-commerce, this is the stuff that quietly sits behind order confirmations, shipping notices, and abandoned-cart emails. If you're not e-commerce, the exposure is the same, just less obviously priced. Run the check below and see for yourself.
Check your domain right now
Real SPF and DMARC lookups, run live — not a "request a demo" form.
This runs from your browser straight to a public DNS resolver. We don't see or log what you type here. How this works →
This is the same thing you'll see above, just with real numbers attached
On a typical e-commerce domain: SPF is set up correctly for the storefront platform, but DMARC is either missing or sitting at p=none. That means transactional mail — the receipt, the shipping update — can fail silently on a picky inbox, and there's no report telling anyone it happened.
_dmarc.example.com → NXDOMAIN (no record)
No DMARC record at all. Anyone can send mail that appears to come from this domain, and there's zero visibility into whether that's already happening.
The check is free. The fix is quoted once there's something real to price.
No subscription, no dashboard login, no price before there's a specific, confirmed problem. Run the check, see exactly what (if anything) is wrong, and we'll quote the fix from that — not from a generic tier.
Turnaround
Most first findings — the "here's what's actually wrong" part — turn around within 24 hours of us having access to look.
Who this is for
Primarily e-commerce right now, since the revenue link is direct and easy to point to. Any business sending customer email — invoices, receipts, notifications — has the same underlying exposure.