Find out why your emails end up in spam
DKIM, DMARC, SPF and MX records — 4 checks at once. Try for free.
Advanced settings (DKIM selector)
If your mail server uses a non-standard DKIM selector (e.g. "mail3"), enter it here. You can find it in your DNS settings under a TXT record like <code>NAME._domainkey.your-domain</code>. Pinsero will try it first.
How does it work?
What does the Mail DNS audit check?
A complete check of 4 DNS records that decide whether your emails land in the inbox or spam.
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MX records + priorityWho receives mail for your domain, in what order. Backup mail servers, anti-spam routing.
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SPF — sender authorizationWho is allowed to send email from your domain. Detects too-many-lookups, wrong ~all/-all, syntax errors.
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DKIM — digital signatureChecks DKIM selectors (default, google, etc.) + key strength. Without DKIM, Gmail/Outlook often reject mail.
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DMARC — anti-spoofing policyWhat providers should do with suspicious mail. p=none/quarantine/reject + percentage + reporting addresses.
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Specific fix recommendationsFor each finding you see the exact DNS record to add — copy-paste solutions, no hand-waving.
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Plain-English explanationsEvery DNS term has a clear explanation — no need to dig around Stack Overflow.
Who is the Mail DNS audit for?
For anyone who runs email from their own domain — from small e-shops to enterprise.
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WebmastersCheck before launching marketing campaigns
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IT managersAudit of company email infrastructure
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Marketing managersDeliverability — why mailing campaigns fail
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E-commerce teamsTrustworthiness of transactional emails (orders, password reset)
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IT consultantsAudit of client email systems
How much does the Mail DNS audit cost?
- ✓ No registration 3× free per day (teaser)
- ✓ 20 credits bonus after registration
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FAQ about the Mail DNS audit
Why do my emails land in spam?
What are SPF, DKIM and DMARC?
Does it work for Gmail / Microsoft 365 too?
What if I do not run my own mail server?
How often should I run the DNS audit?
Which blacklists do you check?
In Mail DNS audit we check 30 most important blacklists (DNSBL/DBL) grouped into 3 tiers by trust level. If your domain or mail server appears on any of them, you get a direct delisting link.
Tier 1 — top trust (used by Gmail, Outlook)
| Spamhaus ZEN | zen.spamhaus.org | IP | delist → |
| SpamCop | bl.spamcop.net | IP | delist → |
| SORBS Spam | spam.dnsbl.sorbs.net | IP | delist → |
| Barracuda BRBL | b.barracudacentral.org | IP | delist → |
| UCEPROTECT L1 | dnsbl-1.uceprotect.net | IP | delist → |
| PSBL | psbl.surriel.com | IP | delist → |
| Mailspike | bl.mailspike.net | IP | delist → |
| Spamhaus DBL | dbl.spamhaus.org | Domain | delist → |
| SURBL Multi | multi.surbl.org | Domain | delist → |
Tier 2 — useful
| UCEPROTECT L2 | dnsbl-2.uceprotect.net | IP | delist → |
| UCEPROTECT L3 | dnsbl-3.uceprotect.net | IP | delist → |
| Manitu NiX Spam | ix.dnsbl.manitu.net | IP | delist → |
| BLOCKLIST.DE | bl.blocklist.de | IP | delist → |
| S5H Combined | all.s5h.net | IP | delist → |
| Truncate (GBUdb) | truncate.gbudb.net | IP | delist → |
| WPBL | db.wpbl.info | IP | delist → |
| SpamRats SPAM | spam.spamrats.com | IP | delist → |
| SpamRats DYNA | dyna.spamrats.com | IP | delist → |
| CBL (AbuseAt) | cbl.abuseat.org | IP | delist → |
| URIBL (SEM) | uribl.spameatingmonkey.net | Domain | delist → |
| Fresh (SEM) | fresh.spameatingmonkey.net | Domain | delist → |
Tier 3 — contextual
| Hostkarma | hostkarma.junkemailfilter.com | IP | delist → |
| DroneBL | dnsbl.dronebl.org | IP | delist → |
| Suomispam | bl.suomispam.net | IP | delist → |
| Backscatter | backscatter.spameatingmonkey.net | IP | delist → |
| Spam Eating Monkey | bl.spameatingmonkey.net | IP | delist → |
| Abuse.ch Drones | drone.abuse.ch | IP | delist → |
| CASA CDL | cdl.anti-spam.org.cn | IP | delist → |
| Korea Services | korea.services.net | IP | delist → |
| Nordspam DBL | dbl.nordspam.com | Domain | delist → |
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