Scammers can send email that looks like it comes from you. And email that isn't set up right lands in spam. We check your setup, tell you how to fix it in plain words, and keep watch every day.
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If your email ends in your own name, like you@yourcompany.com, this is for you.
You don't need to be technical. Most of our customers aren't.
You send quotes, bills and receipts by email. You want them to arrive, and you want your customers to trust them.
Shops, clubs, schools and churches that send newsletters, offers or updates to a list.
You look after email for clients. Watch all of them in one place, and forward our reports when they ask what you do.
Not sure? Try the free check. It shows in seconds whether your email is safe.
Three steps. About ten minutes of your time.
We look at your email settings, the same ones anyone on the internet can see.
Free, and you see the result right away.It lets email providers send us reports about your email. It doesn't change how your email works.
Stuck? We'll add it for you.We tell you what's wrong and how to fix it. We warn you as soon as something breaks.
We check every hour, all day, every day.Everything you need to keep your email safe and in the inbox.
Pick how many domains we watch. Everything else is included.
Find out in a few seconds. It's free.
Or test one of your emails for free. We'll email you the result.
Anyone whose email ends in their own name, like you@yourcompany.com. Most of our customers are small businesses, shops, clubs and schools. Some are IT people and web designers who look after email for clients. If you use a free address like @gmail.com, you don't need us.
No. We tell you what's wrong in plain words and give you step-by-step fixes. If you'd rather not touch any settings, we can make the changes for you.
No. Watching your email doesn't change how it's sent or delivered. The only setting you add tells email providers to send us reports. Stronger protection is a separate step, and we only suggest it once two weeks of reports show it's safe.
It's the part of your email address after the @, like yourcompany.com in you@yourcompany.com. It's usually your website's name too.
We'll tell you. When you add your domain, we show you which company holds its settings (for example Cloudflare or GoDaddy) and exactly where to go.
No. The reports we read list which servers sent email as you and whether it passed. They never contain what your emails say or who they went to.
To trick your customers. Fake invoices and "please update your payment details" messages are the most common scams, and they work because the email looks like it came from you.
Yes, any time. You keep the service until the end of the period you paid for.