Email Records Lookup (MX / SPF / DMARC)

IPOK dev tools provide fast network diagnostics and data conversions, including IP purity, subnet risk, DNSBL blacklist, and ASN routing lookups.

Want to know if a domain's email setup is complete? This tool checks MX, SPF, and DMARC at once. Your browser sends the query directly to Cloudflare DoH; it does not pass through IPOK, but Cloudflare processes it.

SPF / DMARC are policy (who may send, what to do with forgeries) — the baseline. But whether mail lands in the inbox or spam comes down to whether the sending server IP is clean: datacenter or not, on a spam blacklist (DNSBL), its reputation. Good policy won't save a dirty IP. So after the records, check the sending IP's purity.

The queried domain is sent directly from your browser to Cloudflare DNS for DoH and does not pass through an IPOK lookup endpoint. SPF / DMARC are policy, while sending-IP reputation also affects deliverability.

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FAQ

What happens without SPF / DMARC?

Without SPF, receivers can't verify which IPs may send for you, so mail is more easily bounced or marked spam; without DMARC, your domain is easier to spoof (phishing) with no policy for failed checks. Both improve deliverability and anti-forgery, but neither guarantees the inbox.

Why does mail still go to spam with SPF / DMARC set?

Deliverability also depends on the sending IP's reputation: a datacenter IP, one on a DNSBL, or an abused neighbouring range still gets bounced or spam-filed. Check whether the sending IP is blacklisted on this site.

Is the domain I look up uploaded?

It is not sent to IPOK. Your browser sends the DNS query directly to Cloudflare DoH, which processes it.