When you send from a dozen subdomains across three or four platforms, a single bad SPF include or one flagged IP can quietly drag down an entire business unit. Unspam gives your deliverability team always-on placement testing, blocklist monitoring, and alerting across the whole sending estate, plus report links you can hand to stakeholders without a walkthrough.
Marketing on one platform, transactional on another, sales on a third, each with its own subdomain and auth setup. Nobody has a single view of where every stream actually lands, so problems hide in the gaps between teams.
A regional team reports their mail is missing and you start digging after the fact. Without always-on monitoring across every sending domain, the first alert is a stakeholder escalation, not a dashboard.
DMARC enforcement, BIMI and VMC, list-unsubscribe-one-click, per-region requirements. Across many senders, one stale DKIM key or a broken SPF include silently breaks alignment and nobody notices until placement drops.
Test Inbox vs Promotions vs Spam vs Missing across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho, ProtonMail, and AOL, including consumer Gmail and corporate Google Workspace, for every brand domain and subdomain in your estate.
Continuous checks of every sending IP, domain, and from-address against 40+ public blocklists. Catch a Spamhaus or Barracuda listing the hour it lands, scoped to the exact subdomain so you know which team to route it to.
Add Unspam's seed address to every platform you send from and route a real message through each domain and subdomain. Testing is manual by design, so it grades exactly what your production stack produces.
Get the spam score, authentication verdict (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, alignment), blocklist status, and HTML and accessibility checks for each stream, with the exact sender record that was used.
Inbox vs Promotions vs Spam vs Missing across every major mailbox provider, broken out per domain so a slip at one business unit never hides behind a healthy average.
Schedule re-tests across the whole estate and set spam-rate thresholds per domain. Alerts fire to the owning team the moment placement slips, and report links go to stakeholders unchanged.
How deliverability teams at large senders put Unspam to work across a multi-domain, multi-platform estate. Most run several of these on a schedule and route the alerts to the team that owns each domain.
One Autopilot test per sending domain, named for the owning team, running daily. When an alert lands, the test name tells you exactly which business unit and subdomain slipped, no triage spreadsheet required.
Before moving a domain to p=reject, test a real send from each platform that uses it and confirm SPF, DKIM, and DMARC alignment hold for every stream. Verify your records with the dedicated SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checkers first.
Confirm DMARC is at enforcement and your BIMI record and VMC resolve before you expect a logo to render. Re-check after any DNS change so a broken record never ships to the inbox silently.
Cutting over from one ESP to another, or consolidating onto Salesforce or Amazon SES? Run before-and-after placement tests on every affected domain so a reputation regression never reaches production unnoticed.
Pipe placement and blocklist results into your own dashboard, data warehouse, or executive deck via the API. Hand leadership a clean inbox-rate trend per business unit instead of a wall of raw mailbox failures.
After a complaint-rate spike or a sudden placement drop, run daily tests on the affected domain to confirm it is back in the primary inbox before the next high-volume batch goes out.
The questions deliverability and infrastructure teams ask before standardizing on Unspam across the organization.
No, and that is deliberate. Unspam does not integrate with any ESP's API. You add our seed address to each platform you send from and route a real message to it, then read the results in Unspam. Testing what your production stack actually produces is more reliable than trusting a platform's own self-reported delivery numbers. We do offer APIs for pulling inbox placement and spam-check results into your own systems.
Yes. Set up one Autopilot test per sending domain and name it after the owning team or business unit. Each carries its own spam-rate threshold, so an alert tells you precisely which domain slipped. Pair it with deliverability monitoring so the whole estate is checked on a schedule rather than only when someone reports a problem.
Every test reports the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC verdict per message, including which sender record was used and whether alignment held, which is exactly what you need to verify before moving a domain to p=reject. Validate the underlying records with the DMARC checker and BIMI checker, then confirm with a real send that placement holds. BIMI and VMC only take effect once DMARC is at enforcement.
Public Unspam report links render with our branding and can be shared without an account. For fully branded reporting, the White Label tier gives you API access so you can pull placement and blocklist results into your own dashboard, data warehouse, or executive deck and render them with your own chrome. Talk to us about the setup that fits your reporting flow.
Yes. Unspam grades whatever arrives at our seed list, so the originating platform is irrelevant: Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Amazon SES, your own SMTP, or anything else. We keep platform-specific fix guides for Salesforce deliverability and Amazon SES deliverability covering the auth and reputation issues each one tends to introduce.
No. Unspam is a deliverability testing tool. It does not send your mail, does not run warmup, and is not an ESP. It measures where your real sends land, scores them, monitors blocklists, and alerts on regressions. Before a large send, run lists through the email verifier to drop invalid addresses that would otherwise tank a placement run.
Run a free placement test on a real send from any of your domains. No card, no signup, just answers.
