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Check a domain’s SPF and DMARC records

Without SPF and DMARC, a shop’s emails (order confirmation, password reset) land in spam more often. Paste up to 10 domains: Pathly reads their public DNS records. No account, and nothing is stored.

The addresses you enter are used only for the check: they are neither stored nor published. Your IP address is used to limit abuse, in memory, and is never written down. Privacy policy.

What is SPF for?

SPF lists the servers allowed to send email for the domain. Only one record is allowed: two records make the check fail.

What does the DMARC policy “none” mean?

The domain only asks for reports, with no instruction for failing emails. “quarantine” sends them to spam, “reject” refuses them. Gmail and Yahoo require DMARC from bulk senders.

Are the domains you check stored or published?

No. Pathly reads public DNS records and shows the result in your browser. Nothing is kept, apart from a technical cache of a few minutes.

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