Accepted is not the same as inboxed.
Send one controlled test and see whether your message reaches the primary inbox, tabs or spam across Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo. Then get the likely causes and next actions ranked by impact.
Where should we send the instructions?
We will reply with the controlled-send steps and test addresses.
The question DNS tools cannot answer.
Where did it land?
Primary inbox, tab, junk or missing—broken down by provider.
Why might it be happening?
Authentication alignment, reputation, headers, routing and visible content signals.
What should change first?
A prioritized action plan that separates symptoms from likely root causes.
A placement test is evidence—not a magic score.
Not a DNS-only scan
DNS configuration is necessary, but it cannot reveal mailbox-folder placement.
Not an ESP delivery rate
“Delivered” usually means accepted by the receiving server, not placed in the inbox.
Not a permanent guarantee
Placement changes with audience quality, content, volume and reputation over time.
Built for decisions, not screenshots.
Included
- Provider-level placement table
- Authentication and alignment review
- Header and route observations
- Prioritized next actions
Best fit
- Sudden open-rate decline
- Provider-specific performance gaps
- New ESP, domain or IP
- Revenue-critical sending programs
See where the email actually lands.
Request the controlled test. We will review the result and return the next actions in plain language.