Recursive include map
A readable tree of the SPF records and redirects reached from your domain, including repeated branches and loops.
SPF lookup audit · 48-hour delivery
See exactly where your SPF lookup budget goes
Send one public sending domain and the services that should send mail for it. Get a recursive include map, lookup-limit risks, and a practical repair order—without sharing DNS access.
This is a read-only public-DNS review, not an inbox-placement guarantee. No DNS changes, mailbox access, credentials, or sending activity are required.
Lookup-budget findings
Evidence for DNS-query terms, duplicate includes, void-lookup risk, multiple records, and other RFC 7208 failure conditions.
Prioritized repair plan
What to verify, remove, consolidate, or ask each sending provider—ordered by impact and reversibility.
What happens after checkout
- You identify the sending domainSend the domain plus the providers that are supposed to send mail, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, a CRM, or a transactional service.
- We trace the public SPF graphWe review the published record, recursively follow includes and redirects, and document observable limits, duplicates, dead paths, and ambiguity.
- You receive an editable auditThe report includes the include tree, evidence-backed findings, a prioritized repair order, and questions to resolve with providers before changing DNS.
Good fit
- A domain using several legitimate sending platforms
- An SPF record close to or beyond the 10-query limit
- Duplicate includes, nested vendor records, or an unclear redirect
- An agency that needs a client-ready diagnostic before DNS work
Outside this pilot
- DNS changes, mailbox access, or production credentials
- Blacklist removal, warm-up, campaign strategy, or reputation repair
- DKIM-key rotation or DMARC report analysis
- More than one sending domain
Know the failure path before you edit the record.
If the domain is outside the published scope, payment is returned before review work begins.