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OutboundQA

Free tool

Cold email domain checker

Enter a sending domain to run MX, SPF, and DMARC at once and get a quick readiness read before you launch.

This checks MX, SPF, and DMARC for one domain. For a real launch verdict, run every domain, inbox, and tracking domain through the full QA pass.

Runs live in your browser via public DNS. Nothing is stored.

A quick three-check read

This is the mini version of the OutboundQA launch check. It confirms the domain can receive mail (MX), has exactly one valid SPF record, and has a DMARC policy in place. If any of the three is missing, you have a problem to fix before launch.

For a real outbound launch you want the full pass: DKIM, tracking domain SSL, blacklist status, domain age, and the sender checklist, across every domain and inbox, with a verdict and a report. That is what launch QA gives you.

What this check does not catch

A passing MX, SPF, and DMARC lookup is useful, but it is not launch signoff. Cold email campaigns still fail when adjacent records, tracking domains, or inbox-level settings are broken.

DKIM selectors
tracking-domain SSL
blacklist status
domain age
inbox-level setup
Google and Yahoo sender requirements

Setup guides for this check

Read the setup notes behind this result, then verify the neighboring records before launch.

Need to check a full outbound workspace?

OutboundQA checks every domain, inbox, and tracking domain in the workspace, then gives you a shareable report with a Ready, Needs Fix, or Do Not Launch verdict.

Questions

It runs three live DNS checks in one pass: MX (can the domain receive mail), SPF (is there one valid record), and DMARC (is a policy in place). It returns a quick Ready, Needs Fix, or Do Not Launch style read.

No. This is the quick three-record version. The full launch QA covers 20+ checks including DKIM, tracking domain SSL, blacklist status, domain age, SMTP egress identity, and the Google and Yahoo sender checklist, across every configured asset.

No. The lookups run in your browser against public DNS. Nothing is saved.