Domain and Email Health.
Enter domain names. For each one you get the expiry date, the email provider, the SPF, DMARC and DKIM status, a need score and a one-line pitch, as a CSV, Excel or JSON file.
What you get.
One row for every domain. This is an example with sample data.
| Domain | Email provider | Expires in | DMARC | Need score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| exampledental.test | Other (cheap host) | 9 days | missing | 100 |
| samplefamily.test | Google Workspace | 399 days | reject | 0 |
| demosmile.test | Microsoft 365 | 59 days | none | 35 |
Three steps.
Add domains
Paste domain names, or click "Domain health" on a finished Google Maps run.
Start the run
It reads public registration and DNS records only.
Download the list
Sort by need score to see who to contact first.
Pay per domain.
One domain uses one credit. New accounts get free starting credits. The price for more credits will be announced before the public launch.
Works well after the Google Maps Scraper: find businesses, then check their domains.
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What does it check?
When the domain was created and when it expires, the registrar and nameservers, who handles the email (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and others), and whether the SPF, DMARC and DKIM records are set up.
Why does email set-up matter?
Gmail and Yahoo now expect senders to have SPF, DKIM and DMARC. Without them a business' emails can land in spam or be faked, and they often do not know.
Does it open the website or scan the server?
No. It reads only public domain and DNS records. It does not open the website, does not scan ports and does not test for vulnerabilities.
How much does it cost?
New accounts get free starting credits. One domain checked uses one credit. The price for more credits is not set yet and will be announced before the public launch.
Is it allowed?
It reads public records. When you contact a business, say who you are, let them opt out and follow the laws that apply to you (for example GDPR, PECR and CAN-SPAM). Do not use it for spam.