Most hosts sell you a mailbox and stop there. We set up the authentication that stops your mail being treated as forgery, then show you what the big providers actually do with it — so “did they get my email?” becomes a question you can answer.
Gmail, Outlook and the rest no longer reject suspicious mail with an error you would notice. They accept it and file it in spam, or drop it silently. The sender sees a successful send and hears nothing back.
These three records are easy to publish and easy to get subtly wrong. A misconfigured one is worse than none at all — so we do not just set them and walk away.
Google publishes delivery data about your domain, but only to whoever has set up and verified a Postmaster Tools account for it. We have done that for every domain we host, and put the results where you can read them.
How much of your mail Gmail files as spam, how much passes authentication, how much is rejected, and your domain and IP reputation — day by day across the last month.
The reports mailbox providers send back, read for you: every source using your domain, how much of it authenticates, and whether your policy is protecting you yet.
Every record editable yourself, with a full history of what changed and when — and if you use Cloudflare, the two stay in step automatically.
Deliverability is not only about mailboxes. If your mail leaves from your own server or an application, the same authentication still has to be right.
Keep your own mail server and route outbound mail through ours, with the filtering, queueing and reputation handled at our end.
IMAP, POP and SMTP mailboxes on our UK platform, with the authentication above set up as a matter of course.
If mail to one particular recipient keeps disappearing, that is usually diagnosable. Tell us who and when.
We can look at what your domain publishes today and tell you what it means — whether or not you host with us.