Spam & content check
Great authentication won't save mail that looks like spam. Run your content through the spam check before you send to catch the things that trip filters — while you can still fix them.
What you get
The check returns a score from 0 to 10 with a clear status and a list of specific issues, so you know exactly what to change.
- Score — 0 to 10, higher meaning more risk.
- Status — pass, warn or block, so you know whether it's safe to send.
- Issues — the concrete problems found (e.g. risky wording, imbalance, missing text part) to fix one by one.
Use it
- 1
Check while editing
Run the spam check on your draft from the editor before scheduling the send.
- 2
Fix the flagged issues
Work down the list — each issue points at something you can change.
- 3
Re-check and send
Re-run until the status is a pass, then schedule with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
What's a good score?
Aim for a pass status with a low score. A warn means fix the listed issues; a block means don't send until you do.
Does a perfect score guarantee the inbox?
No — content is only one factor. Authentication, sending reputation and how recipients engage matter just as much.
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