Choose the actual sending IP
Use the IPv4 address your outbound email provider uses. A website hostname may resolve to a CDN rather than your mail server.
Check a domain’s website IPv4 records or an outbound sending IPv4 address against named public blocklists. Free to use, with no sign-up or payment.
A listing, a confirmed non-listing, and an unavailable lookup are different results. This tool keeps them separate.
Use the IPv4 address your outbound email provider uses. A website hostname may resolve to a CDN rather than your mail server.
SpamCop tracks reported email sources; DroneBL tracks abusive hosts and proxies. Provider control checks run before a non-listing is reported.
Use the named provider’s information and work with the sending provider. This checker does not remove listings or promise delivery.
Yes. No account or payment is needed. It checks the two named public DNS blocklists; it is not a paid or exhaustive reputation service.
A control query failed, the resolver was restricted, an unknown response appeared, or a lookup timed out. No clean result is inferred from that state.
No. Some lists require access keys or restrict public resolvers. Only the providers shown in the result were checked.
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