What Gmail thinks of your domain,
without a Google account.
We register every sending domain in Google Postmaster Tools under our own Google account and read the numbers back nightly. You publish one TXT record. Nobody on your team logs into anything.
One record. Everything else is ours.
We register the domain
When you add a sending domain, the platform registers it in Google Postmaster Tools under a Google account we own. You never create one.
You publish one TXT record
The ownership record shows up in the same table as your DKIM records. Publish it with the rest of them.
Verification runs itself
The platform checks for the record and confirms ownership on its own. There is no button to press and no ticket to file.
The numbers come to you
Every night the platform pulls the Gmail metrics and shows them on the sender identity page and under Admin, then Domains.
Five signals, on the page you already use.
Gmail spam rate
The share of your Gmail deliveries that recipients marked as spam. The single number that decides whether Gmail keeps letting you in.
Domain reputation
Google's own standing for your sending domain, read straight from Postmaster Tools.
IP reputation
The standing of the addresses your mail actually left from.
Authentication results
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC pass rates, so a broken record shows up as a number instead of a mystery.
Bulk sender compliance
Whether your domain meets Google's bulk sender requirements, checked nightly alongside the rest.
Answered before you have to.
This is the defining platform. See how it's measured.
Every message delivered. At a known cost. On demand. At any scale.