Free tool
Cold email launch checklist generator
Build a practical pre-launch QA checklist for a cold email workspace. Pick the setup shape, generate the steps, then run the full one-domain infrastructure check before sending.
Generated output
Launch QA checklist
Scope
3 domains / 24 inboxes
What the generator covers
The generated checklist follows the same Domain + Email + Links frame used in OutboundQA reports. It separates DNS authentication, domain reputation, tracking links, inbox setup, and launch signoff so teams can find blockers before campaign volume starts.
When this checklist is not enough
A checklist is useful for assignment and coverage, but it does not prove the records are live or aligned. Before launch, run the checks against every sending domain, inbox, tracking domain, and SMTP egress path, then save the evidence in one report.
Need the checklist turned into evidence?
OutboundQA runs the launch checks across the whole workspace and gives you a shareable Ready, Needs Fix, or Do Not Launch report for every domain, inbox, and tracking domain.
Run these checks next
Use the generated checklist to plan the pass, then verify the technical records with live tools.
SPF Checker
Look up a domain's SPF record and count its DNS lookups against the limit of 10.
DMARCDMARC Checker
Look up a domain's DMARC record and read its policy in plain English.
DKIMDKIM Checker
Look up a domain's DKIM selector and confirm the public key exists.
AUTHAuth Checker
Run SPF, DKIM, and DMARC together for a sending domain before launch.
MXMX Checker
Look up a domain's MX records and detect the mail provider.
RBLBlacklist Checker
Check a domain and sampled mail server IPs against domain and email blocklists.
Questions
No. The checklist tells you what to verify before launch. Use it to plan the QA pass, then run live checks for MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklist status, tracking domains, and related infrastructure.
It is built for founders, growth teams, SDR leaders, and agencies preparing cold email infrastructure across sending domains, inboxes, tracking domains, and client workspaces.
No. It reduces preventable infrastructure risk before launch, but inbox placement also depends on sender history, volume ramp, list quality, message quality, recipient engagement, and mailbox-provider filtering.
Run the one-domain deliverability checker for a live preview, then use the full OutboundQA pass when you need the same evidence across every domain, inbox, tracking domain, and SMTP egress path.