InboxGuard FAQ
What does InboxGuard check?
InboxGuard performs a comprehensive analysis of your email deliverability setup, including:
- SPF (Sender Policy Framework): Checks if your domain has proper SPF records and if they're correctly configured
- DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail): Verifies your email signing setup and key configuration
- DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication): Analyzes your DMARC policy and reporting setup
- TLS Configuration: Checks your email server's encryption settings
- Domain Reputation: Assesses factors that affect your domain's sending reputation
How long does it take?
Your InboxGuard report is typically generated within 2-3 minutes after payment. You'll receive an email with a secure download link, and the report will also be available on the success page for 24 hours.
Will this fix my deliverability automatically?
No, InboxGuard is a diagnostic tool that identifies issues and provides specific fixes. You'll need to implement the recommended changes yourself. The report includes step-by-step instructions for each fix, prioritized by impact.
What if I need help implementing the fixes?
If you need professional help implementing the fixes from your InboxGuard report, we offer ForgeFix services. Our team can implement all the recommended changes for you, ensuring your email deliverability is optimized.
How accurate is the deliverability score?
The deliverability score (0-100) is calculated based on industry-standard weights for email authentication protocols. While it provides a good indication of your setup, actual deliverability can also be affected by factors like sending volume, content quality, and recipient engagement.
Can I run multiple reports for different domains?
Yes, each report covers one domain. If you have multiple domains, you can purchase separate reports for each one. Each report is tailored to the specific domain's configuration and issues.
What if my report shows everything is configured correctly?
If your InboxGuard report shows all protocols are properly configured, that's great news! The report will still provide verification steps to confirm everything is working, and may suggest additional optimizations for even better deliverability.