Stop losing revenue to broken email setup
Scan your domain for the sender authentication issues that hurt onboarding emails, invoices, password resets, and follow-up. Start with a free diagnosis, then unlock the exact DNS repair plan when you are ready to fix it.
Built for SaaS founders, agencies, consultants, ecommerce operators, and lean teams sending from a custom domain.
30 sec
typical scan
$11.99
one-time report
0
accounts needed
Free domain scan
Check the sender setup before you touch DNS
Sender trust path
Where DNS decides inbox trust
Send
Message starts
Auth
Records prove sender
Score
Inbox checks trust
Land
Inbox, spam, or reject
The scan is free. The paid report unlocks the exact repair plan after the diagnosis.
Checks the sender stack small teams already use
Revenue-critical email
The messages that cannot afford weak sender trust
Inbox placement problems do not only hurt campaigns. They hit the operational emails that keep acquisition, access, billing, and retention moving.
Trial activation
Welcome flows, product nudges, and magic links have to land before a new user sees value.
Account access
Password resets and login links turn into support tickets when authentication fails silently.
Revenue operations
Invoices, receipts, and renewal reminders need sender trust before timing and copy matter.
Sales follow-up
Outbound replies suffer when the domain itself starts from a trust deficit.
What gets fixed
A clear path from risky sender records to a cleaner setup
The scan identifies the broken trust signals. The paid report turns those signals into a short repair queue your team can act on without decoding DNS forums.
Sender trust path
Where DNS decides inbox trust
Send
Message starts
Auth
Records prove sender
Score
Inbox checks trust
Land
Inbox, spam, or reject
Repair brief
The report turns vague DNS warnings into a fix queue
Before
SPF is too loose, DKIM selector is missing, DMARC is only partially visible.
After
Active senders are authorized, DKIM is published, DMARC reports are routed.
What the paid report feels like
A repair brief, not another wall of DNS jargon
InboxShield checks the records, prioritizes the risk, and gives your team the smallest practical next step for each issue.
Report preview
example.com sender audit
Score
53
SPF
warnSoft fail policy
Tighten the root TXT record after confirming active senders.
DKIM
failNo usable selector
Generate keys in the sending platform and publish the provider record.
DMARC
warnMonitoring gap
Add reporting and move toward enforcement when legitimate mail passes.
Generated fix excerpt
The full report explains where to add it, what to replace, and how to verify it.
Cost of bad deliverability
Put a number on missed inbox placement
Use the estimator to size the possible business impact, then scan the domain to see the records behind the risk.
Think onboarding emails, password resets, invoices, renewal notices, and sales follow-ups.
Use blended value: recovered invoice, activated trial, saved support ticket, or closed follow-up.
Estimated upside
Recovered inbox deliveries / month
510
Potential value recovered / month
$12,240
Potential value recovered / year
$146,880
This is an estimator, not a promise. It exists to help you quantify how much revenue, activation, or retention can leak when domain authentication is weak.
From scan to fix plan
Three steps from uncertainty to a usable sender setup repair.
01
Scan live DNS
InboxShield queries the DNS records inbox providers can see right now.
02
Read the diagnosis
The preview separates pass, warning, and fail states with practical context.
03
Unlock the repair plan
The paid report turns the diagnosis into records, provider steps, and verification.
Simple pricing
Pay once when you need the repair plan
The scan is free. The paid report is for the moment you want the exact next steps and a shareable PDF.
Full fix report
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Extra resource
Get the 2026 inbox checklist
A short guide to the sender requirements and DNS checks worth reviewing before another campaign, onboarding flow, or billing run.