Deliverability

Know your email is actually arriving

We set up everything mail providers check for behind the scenes — SPF, DKIM, DMARC — then confirm it's working, automatically and continuously.

Confirming an SPF record for a domain
SPF, DKIM & DMARC handled
We generate the exact DNS records and confirm they're live, no acronym-decoding required.
VERIFIED
A plain pass/fail
No technical report to interpret — just verified or needs attention, in plain words.
VERIFIED
Checked continuously
We re-check your records on a schedule and flag problems before they hurt delivery.
ACTIVE
Generated DNS records with live verification status

The record checklist

Every record, generated and verified for you

Add a domain and we hand you the exact SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX values to paste into your registrar — then confirm each one is live against real DNS.

  • Copy-paste record values, no typing errors
  • One-click "Recheck" the moment you've saved it
  • Works with any registrar or DNS host
Delivery and bounce rates in the Mailyte dashboard

Reputation monitoring

Catch problems before they hurt delivery

Your delivery rate, bounce rate and authentication status live on one dashboard — with a heads-up the moment something starts trending the wrong way.

  • Delivery, bounce and open rates in one view
  • Automatic re-checks on a schedule
  • Email alert the moment a record breaks
We used to lose leads to spam folders and never know it. Now every domain shows green before a campaign goes out.
Eniola
Sales Specialist, Techies Africa

Frequently asked

What exactly is SPF, DKIM and DMARC?

Three DNS records that prove your mail really came from your domain — we generate and explain each one in plain terms.

How long after adding a record until it's verified?

DNS usually propagates within minutes — hit "Recheck" and we'll confirm the moment it's live.

Will this fix mail already landing in spam?

It fixes the cause going forward — reputation recovers over days to weeks as providers see clean signals.

Do I need this if I only use Mailyte for sending?

Yes — authentication is checked per domain, regardless of whether you send via webmail, SMTP or the API.