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How is my domain doing?

The usual DNS tools show you records. This one answers your question. In plain words, with a clear verdict and with the place where you change it.

Every question has a check of its own.

Why do my emails end up in spam? SPF, DKIM and DMARC decide whether other mail servers believe you. Who is my email provider, and where do my mailboxes sit? The MX record gives away where your mail gets delivered. Is my domain set up for Microsoft 365? Verification and mail delivery are two separate switches.

Is my domain verified for Google Workspace?
Is my newsletter tool allowed to send in my name?
Can someone send email in my name?
Why is no email reaching me?
Why can't Outlook find my mailbox?
Is my domain or my mail server on a spam blacklist?

Website and redirects

Where is the redirect for my domain set up? DNS on its own can't answer that. The combination can. Does my domain work with and without www, and over https? Four addresses, and in the best case exactly one website. Where is my website hosted? The name behind the IP address gives away whose servers it runs on. Has my domain transfer gone through yet? A half-moved record looks just like a finished one. When does my SSL certificate expire? The certificate knows. This tool just reads it out. Why can't a certificate be issued for my domain? Usually a CAA record is in the way. Sometimes port 80 is simply shut.

Ownership and admin

Where are the DNS records for my domain managed? It comes down to the nameserver, and that often sits somewhere else entirely.

Who is my domain registered with, and when does it run out?
Which services are hanging off my domain?

Security

Is one of my subdomains pointing nowhere?
Is my domain protected against DNS tampering?

Full report Every question checked in one go, on a page you can pass on.

How is my domain doing? The answer in plain words, straight from the records