1. Create your test
Get a unique test token and seed-address list.
Check whether your emails land in inbox or spam.
Send from your usual email platform to our seed list. Review placement by mailbox before your next campaign.
| Seed mailbox | Placement |
|---|---|
| Inbox | |
| Inbox | |
| Spam | |
| Inbox |
A seed test records placement in the mailboxes included in that test. Review its seed list for current coverage.
Get a unique test token and seed-address list.
Add the token as instructed and send to the seed addresses through your usual platform.
Open the report to review inbox, spam, and not-observed results.
Retest after changes to compare results.
See where each received seed message was observed.
Review differences within the tested seed list.
Review available findings to guide further investigation.
See What Our Test Reveals
EXCELLENT DELIVERABILITY
Your emails are performing excellently across all major providers. Keep maintaining best practices.
Maintain List Hygiene
Continue removing inactive subscribers regularly to preserve your sender reputation.
Monitor DMARC Reports
Review aggregate reports weekly to catch any unauthorized senders early.
Review Content Regularly
Run periodic spam tests as you update email templates to stay at peak performance.
Distribution of placement across global mailbox providers.
Starter
$9.99/month
Perfect for small businesses testing occasional campaigns
Pro Deliverability
Most Popular$29.99/month
Ideal for email marketers running regular campaigns
Review the seed list supplied with your test for its mailbox coverage. The number of seed mailboxes is different from the number of mailbox providers.
Create a test in your dashboard, add the provided token to your message as instructed, and send it from your normal sending platform to the supplied seed addresses. Then open the report to review the observed results.
No. Inbox Placement Test measures observed placement in seed mailboxes. A spam score summarizes diagnostic checks, such as message authentication, content, and headers. These provide complementary information.
It means the test has not recorded the message in that seed mailbox. It is not, by itself, confirmation that the message landed in spam. Review the test status and the sending platform’s delivery information.
Yes. Run another test after making changes and compare the recorded results. Use the same sending conditions where practical so the comparison is useful.
No. The results describe the tested seed mailboxes. Your audience’s placement may differ because of recipient behavior, mailbox settings, filtering, and sending conditions.