dns.rehab by Marketstead

Free DNS & email checks

Is your domain
set up right?

Check the servers that run your website and email: nameservers, mail records, spam blocklists. Every result is explained in plain English, and you get a link you can send to whoever looks after your website.

Type a domain for the full DNS check, or a command like mx:example.com, dkim:example.com:google or blacklist:203.0.113.7.

Try one

Commands, if you like typing

The box understands type:target, the same shorthand as the classic "SuperTool". A bare domain runs the DNS check; a bare IP address runs the blacklist check.

Command reference
CommandWhat it does
dns:example.com Are the servers that answer for this domain healthy and set up correctly?
mx:example.com Which servers receive email for this domain?
a:example.com Which IPv4 address does this name point to?
aaaa:example.com Which IPv6 address does this name point to?
txt:example.com What text records are published at this name?
ptr:8.8.8.8 What name does this IP address claim, and does it point back?
spf:example.com Which servers are allowed to send email as this domain?
dmarc:example.com What should receivers do with email that fails your checks?
dkim:example.com:selector Is this domain's email signed with a key receivers can check?
blacklist:example.com or 203.0.113.7 Is this address on the blocklists mail servers use?
propagation:example.comadd :mx, :txt… to compare other record types Do public DNS resolvers around the world see the same answer?

The full audit

Everything above in one pass, plus MTA-STS, TLS reporting, BIMI and your AI-crawler policy — scored out of 10, with what to fix first. It takes up to a minute.