Deliverability audit & fix

Your emails might be clean on every check — and still landing in spam.

SPF, DKIM, DMARC and blocklist status can all show green while inbox placement is still failing. I diagnose the real cause, fix it, and re-test to confirm it's holding — not just hand you a checklist.

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A real result, not a hypothetical

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, IP reputation and blocklist status were already clean on this domain. The real cause was the sending domain's TLD.

Before

9.6

Spam folder (~33% inbox rate)

Domain used a TLD flagged by spam filters as high-risk, regardless of clean authentication records.

After

−0.1

Inbox placement (97%)

Removing the flagged TLD from the sending domain and body links resolved the issue completely — no other changes required.

This is the kind of root-cause finding a free SPF/DKIM/DMARC checker won't surface — that's the audit.

Diagnose, fix, confirm — not just a scan

Most tools stop at "here's what's wrong." This is a service that fixes it and proves the fix worked.

Diagnose

Full SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blocklist and inbox placement check — plus the deeper reputation issues generic checkers miss.

Fix

I correct the records and resolve the reputation issues myself — not a checklist for you to action.

Confirm

Every fix is re-tested after DNS propagation, so you know the score actually improved before the order closes.

SPF

DKIM

DMARC

Blocklist status

Inbox placement

Domain reputation

Three ways to get your emails out of spam

Same packages whether you book through here, Fiverr, or Upwork.

Basic

Deliverability Audit

£50 / 2 days

SPF, DKIM, DMARC check
Blocklist scan (MXToolbox)
Inbox placement seed test
Full written report
Every issue found, explained

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Get a free pre-check before you order

Send your domain and I'll run the free public checks myself and reply with what I find — no obligation.

SPF record present, valid, no duplicate/excess DNS lookups
DMARC record present, and what policy it's set to (most domains are missing one, or sitting at a policy that isn't actually protecting them)
Mail host / provider you're sending through
Blocklist status (DNSBL check)
TLD reputation flag — a common, hard-to-spot cause of spam placement even with clean records

What I can't check for free: DKIM (needs your selector) and actual inbox placement/spam score (needs a real seed test) — that part is the paid audit.