Check if my domain is ready to send cold email
Audits your domain's MX, SPF, DMARC, and DNSSEC records, and flags a CNAME-at-apex conflict.
What this checks
Reads your domain's MX, SPF, and DMARC records over public DNS, flags a CNAME-at-apex conflict, and checks whether DNSSEC is active — the records mailbox providers actually use to decide whether to trust your outbound email. It also notes when MTA-STS isn't configured, as a softer trust signal rather than a hard failure.
When to ask this
Useful from day one — a New Startup stage capability. It reads public DNS records directly, so there's nothing to connect or measure first; ask it as soon as you have a domain.
What it can fix for you
If your domain's nameservers are on Cloudflare and you've connected your Cloudflare account, a missing SPF, DMARC, or DNSSEC record can be applied with one click. Without that connection, or for issues DNS alone can't safely auto-fix — like an apex CNAME conflict or a malformed SPF record — it gives you the exact record to add yourself instead.
How to ask it in chat
"Check whether my domain is ready to send outbound email"
What you'll get back
A direct answer from public DNS lookups — no extra cost, no new data is purchased to answer this.
Can we use AI to draft content?
Yes, with the one condition that decides everything else — and who has to own it.
Do engines quote us, or the people who quoted us?
Reads the citation graph rather than your pages: what share of citations were yours, against publications, reviews and forums writing about your category.