Here is what the USD 99 service delivers, what evidence it needs, and how the result is checked. DNS values are prepared only after your actual domain and sending services have been reviewed.
Sender inventory
We identify the mail platform and up to three legitimate sending services you authorise us to review. Public DNS, your sender list and sanitized received-message headers form the evidence.
The inventory distinguishes services that authenticate and align from services that need a change. Missing evidence is recorded as unresolved.
Provider-specific change plan
You receive the DNS host, record type and exact value needed for each agreed change, along with its purpose and the verification step. SPF mechanisms and DKIM selector targets come from your actual providers.
Your administrator applies the changes. MX Audit does not request credentials or alter your DNS.
Verification after implementation
We inspect published DNS and sanitized received-message evidence after your team applies the plan. We check SPF, DKIM and DMARC alignment for the agreed sending services, record remaining uncertainty, and provide one correction round.
A move to quarantine or reject requires evidence that legitimate senders align. A clean DNS record alone is not an enforcement decision.
Outside the fixed scope
Mailbox migrations, reputation repair, bulk-sending infrastructure, continuous monitoring, admin access, and guaranteed inbox placement are excluded. Broader work needs a separate written agreement.
The first plan is due within two business days after payment and complete evidence. Read the service terms for the contract and cancellation conditions.
Start with the issue you need to solve.
Tell us your platform and symptoms. We confirm fit and scope before requesting a domain, header, or payment.