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SPF · DKIM · DMARC

Email deliverability, fixed properly.

Your domain says things about your mail whether you configured it or not. We check what it's saying, and hand you the exact records to fix it.

Fixed scope: the three DNS records that authenticate your mail. Content filtering, IP reputation and platform throttling are outside what records can fix.

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What DMARC would show you sample report data
TimeSourceProviderMsgsSPFDKIMDisposition
09:14209.85.220.41Google Workspace1,284PASSPASSnone
09:12185.63.94.7unknown · NL612FAILFAILnone
09:09167.89.115.22SendGrid438PASSFAILnone
09:0440.107.22.86Microsoft 365221PASSPASSnone
None of this reaches you until the record exists.
24 hours agomail claiming to be your domainnow
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Three fields, one reply.

Public DNS only. No account, no DNS access, no sales call. Results land in your inbox the same business day.

Example: yourcompany.com. The bare domain, not an email address.

Where the results go. We use it for your reply and nothing else.

Anything worth knowing: mail platform, recent changes, a specific worry.

Uses the privacy policy: we store your address and your scan results to answer you, and nothing else.

Prefer email? Write to hello@authpulse.io with your domain; that works too.

01  How it works

Three steps, one of which is doing nothing.

01

Send us your domain.

The form above, or a plain email. Just the domain, like yourcompany.com. Nothing to install, no account to create.

02

We scan and reply.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC, checked by hand-reviewed tooling, with plain-language results usually the same business day.

03

Fix it or don't.

If something's broken you can buy the Protocol below, or take the results and do nothing. Both are fine answers.

02  Why it matters

What broken records cost you.

Anyone can send email that looks like it came from you.

Your real mail lands in spam

Receivers drop or junk what fails SPF, DKIM and DMARC. You find out from the deals that never answered.

Anyone can spoof you

Without DMARC, mail that impersonates your domain reaches your customers looking exactly like yours.

You can't see either happening

No DMARC record means no reports. The two problems above stay invisible until someone shows you.

Google and Yahoo now require DMARC for bulk senders, so this stopped being optional in 2024. Scan your domain to see where it stands.

03  If something's broken

The Deliverability Remediation Protocol

A document for your domain, with every DNS record you need: exact values ready to paste into your DNS panel, ordered so nothing breaks your existing mail while you apply it.

€499
One-time, per domain
24h
Delivered by email
14d
Full refund, no reason
Get the Protocol

Secure checkout via Stripe; we never see your card details. The Protocol is a document you apply yourself; we never touch your DNS.

  • We don't fix content-based spam filtering or burned IP reputation. If that's your problem, we'll say so rather than sell you the wrong thing.
  • Our scan checks public DNS records. We never need access to your mail, your accounts, or your customer data.
Preview: one record from a protocol, values redacted
Type
TXT
Host
_dmarc
TTL
3600
v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:dmarc@yourdomain.com
Quarantines mail that fails both checks, and asks receivers to send you reports.

Illustrative example, not a recommendation: your protocol's values depend on what your scan shows. The real document walks several records like this, in order.

What the document contains
  • The exact DNS records for your domain: host, type, TTL and value, ready to paste.
  • The order to apply them in, so existing mail keeps flowing while you work.
  • What each record does, and why your value is what it is, in plain language.
  • How to verify each record landed and took effect, with the commands to run.
  • What we deliberately left alone, and why.
  • Support while you apply it: we re-scan and confirm if you ask.
Who delivers this

AuthPulse is run by one person from the Netherlands, founded 2026. Scans are run by our own tooling and checked before anything is sent. Questions reach the same mailbox the scans come from: hello@authpulse.io.

  • Full legal name and postal address on request, and on every invoice.
  • Payments run through Stripe; we never see your card details.
  • 14-day full refund for any reason, and you keep the document.
  • Dutch law governs the terms; terms and privacy are linked in the footer.
04  Questions

What people ask before trying it

Is the scan really free?
Yes. If your domain scans clean we tell you it scans clean; we don't invent findings to sell a fix.
Why not just use a free online checker?
You can, and for one record at a time they work. What they don't do is read the three records together, explain what the combination means for your actual mail flow, or tell you what to change first.
Do you need access to my email or accounts?
No. The scan reads public DNS records only. We never ask for passwords or mailbox access.
Why a one-time payment instead of a subscription?
Because fixing DNS records is a job, not a service. It gets done once and it stays done; charging monthly for that would be renting you your own solution.
What if my records come back clean?
Then we tell you they're clean and that's the whole email. There is nothing to sell you and we won't push the Protocol.
Does the Protocol cover multiple domains?
Each domain has its own DNS, so each needs its own Protocol. The price is per domain. Ask about yours before buying if you're unsure what counts as one domain.
What if I can't edit my own DNS?
The Protocol is written to be handed to whoever manages your DNS: your hosting provider, your IT person, or the agency that built your site. It says exactly what to change and how to check each change landed.
Who runs AuthPulse?
One person in the Netherlands, founded 2026. Full legal name and postal address on request, and on every invoice. Payments run through Stripe.

The scan costs nothing and tells you where you stand. If it comes back clean, it came back clean.

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