Vovy tests your emails, checks SPF, DKIM and DMARC on your domain, fixes the broken records, and explains what Gmail and Yahoo now require.
My emails keep going to spam, fix SPF, DKIM and DMARC for me
How it works
- Send a test to a spam checker: Vovy sends one of your real emails to a checker like mail-tester.com and reads back the score and what it complains about.
- Check SPF and DKIM: It reads your DNS. SPF lists who may send for you, DKIM is a signature proving the email wasn't changed. Two SPF records is a common, silent failure.
- Add a DMARC record: It adds a starter DMARC record, the policy telling inboxes what to do with fakes, set to p=none so nothing gets blocked while you watch reports.
- Check sender and content: Vovy checks your From address matches the verified domain in Resend and flags spammy patterns like link shorteners or image-only emails.
- Retest and show the score: It resends the test and shows a card with before and after scores and each record's pass or fail.
What you provide
- Your domain's DNS login
- Access to your email provider
What you get
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked and fixed
- Before and after spam score
- Plain-English record guide
FAQ
What do Gmail and Yahoo require now?
Since 2024, everyone needs SPF or DKIM. Senders of over 5,000 a day to Gmail need SPF, DKIM, DMARC, one-click unsubscribe and a spam rate under 0.3%.
How fast will it improve?
DNS fixes apply within hours, but inbox reputation rebuilds over days or weeks of good sending.
Could DMARC block my real emails?
Not at p=none, which only reports. Move to quarantine only after reports show all your real senders pass.
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