Utilize Sendmarc’s advanced domain checker. This is your all-in-one tool to analyze your domain’s health while gaining insight into how to secure it.
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A domain checker is a tool that runs a full analysis to provide clear insight into your domain’s configuration, authentication, and reputation.
Whether you’re responsible for email infrastructure or overall cybersecurity, using a domain checker is essential. It helps you:
Identify misconfigurations that affect how other systems view your email domain.
Confirm that your DNS records are correctly set up for Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), and Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC).
Detect risks or vulnerabilities that could expose your organization to phishing and spoofing attacks.
By regularly checking your domain, you gain visibility into issues that could otherwise remain hidden until they impact your business. Even a small misconfiguration can have big consequences, such as legitimate messages landing in spam or your brand being exposed to impersonation. A domain check gives you peace of mind by turning complex DNS and authentication data into a clear action plan.
Note: You might also see this tool referred to as a domain analysis tool or email domain checker.
These checks give you a real-world picture of how your domain is performing, how it’s seen by receiving email servers, and whether cybercriminals could exploit gaps in your defenses. By turning technical data into simple, actionable recommendations, the tool makes it easy for anyone to strengthen email security.
Protecting your domain is quick and straightforward with Sendmarc.
Follow these steps to run your domain lookup:
Enter your domain
Type your domain name into the field and press Test your domain.
Review your report
Get instant, easy-to-read results.
Fix issues
Address highlighted gaps, such as missing SPF, DKIM, or DMARC records.
Stay secure
Repeat your checks after making updates to confirm your improvements.
Adding domain checks to your routine enhances your awareness of your company’s cybersecurity environment.
Stop cybercriminals from using your domain to impersonate your brand.
Resolve authentication gaps so your legitimate messages reach inboxes.
Show partners and clients that you follow recognized security protocols.
Keep pace with evolving industry requirements for email security.
For example, when DNS changes are made by your IT team or hosting provider, a quick check can verify that nothing critical was overwritten.
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Review email authentication status and monitor privacy.
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Domain analysis is the process of examining a domain’s DNS records, authentication protocols such as Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), and Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC), as well as its online reputation. The goal of the analysis is to assess the domain’s overall security and trustworthiness.
To check a domain, you can use a domain analysis tool. Simply enter your domain name, run the scan, and review the detailed results to see issues and, in some cases, recommended fixes.
You should run a domain check after every major DNS change. It is also recommended to perform an analysis at least once a month for continuous visibility and protection.
Yes. Domain checker tools are often available at no cost. For deeper insights, we offer a free 2-week exposure report which you can then use to understand the risks your domain faces and how we can help fix those.