Mailbox Radar monitors your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, keeps you under the 10-lookup limit with automatic flattening, and alerts you the moment a sender change threatens your deliverability.
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One dashboard for the records that decide whether your email lands in the inbox or disappears.
Live count of your SPF DNS lookups with a warning well before you hit the hard limit of 10 that triggers a permerror.
Collapse dozens of provider includes into a maintained set of IP ranges — hosted and rotated for you, so the record never goes stale.
Get notified when a provider changes its IPs, your record drifts, or a policy turns invalid — before mail starts bouncing.
See exactly what your email providers are doing to your SPF surface: ranges added, ranges removed, dated and attributed.
Validate all three authentication records from one place and catch misconfigurations that quietly hurt your reputation.
Plain-language recommendations for every issue — remove dead includes, split subdomains, or flatten — ranked by impact.
Adding a new ESP shouldn't mean rewriting your SPF by hand and hoping you stay under the limit. Mailbox Radar resolves every include down to the IPs it authorizes and republishes a flat, lookup-free record automatically.
v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com (5 lookups) include:sendgrid.net (3 lookups) include:mail.zendesk.com (2 lookups) include:_spf.salesforce.com (3 lookups) ... + 16 more ✗ 23 / 10 — permerror ──────────── flattened ──────────── v=spf1 ip4:... ip4:... ip6:... include:_c1.spf.mr.yourdomain include:_c2.spf.mr.yourdomain ✓ 2 / 10 lookups · 340 IPs covered
● Alert · Jul 18, 09:42 Google added 3 IPv4 ranges to _spf.google.com Flattened record updated automatically. No action needed. ● Warning · Jul 15, 14:10 SendGrid removed a /24 — change held for 48h grace Review before it is dropped from your record. ● Info · Jul 12, 08:00 DMARC policy still p=none. Consider p=quarantine.
Deliverability problems are invisible until replies stop coming. Mailbox Radar watches your authentication records around the clock and tells you what changed, why it matters, and what to do about it.
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