Email Domain Readiness Report

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About Email Domain Readiness Report

This report bundles the most common email authentication checks into one place so you can quickly spot gaps before sending campaigns or onboarding a new domain.

How to use

Enter your sending domain.
Optionally customize the DKIM selectors you want to test.
Review which records are present, why each one matters, and how to set up any missing signals.

What the report explains

Why MX matters for receiving mail
How SPF, DKIM, and DMARC work together to improve trust and reduce spoofing
When BIMI is useful for logo display
How MTA-STS helps protect mail transport with stricter TLS rules

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