Bulk Sender Lint
Twenty-one checks over the things Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft Outlook.com ask of bulk senders, run against the files where those things are actually configured: your mailer code, your DNS records, your unsubscribe route. What it readsOpen any file that sets up or sends mail — The 21 checksAuthentication (13) — SPF missing; SPF ending in Unsubscribe (6) — no Transport and identity (2) — Dates the checks carryGoogle and Yahoo's bulk sender requirements have been in force since 2024-02-01 for senders above 5,000 messages a day to their users, counted per From domain. Microsoft Outlook.com began enforcing the same authentication set on 2025-05-05; non-compliant bulk mail is routed to Junk. The RFC clauses (7208, 6376, 7489, 8058) are cited per finding. Free and paidFree: check the file you have open — all 21 checks, every finding, with the clause and the line. That is the whole check for one file and it does not ask for anything. Paid: Bulk Sender Lint: Sweep workspace and write report walks every matching file in the
workspace and writes a dated Licence key: https://getreadystack.com/api/buy/cl/polar_cl_wVUwTqi8qqkeHlhoZHE3VCSgjwBGHxsQL9rYt24DtQP Measured on the bundled fixtures
Free web checkThe same engine, byte for byte, runs in the browser with nothing uploaded: https://getreadystack.com/tools/bulk-sender-lint Findings are advisory. They do not replace your own reading of the sender guidelines. |
