Mail deliverability tester

A mail deliverability tester is a tool that helps you test the deliverability of your email campaigns by simulating the sending of emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the recipient's inbox or spam folder. Here are some popular mail deliverability testers:

1. Mailinator: A free online tool that allows you to test your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of disposable email addresses.
2. Mail Tester: A free online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
3. SendGrid's Deliverability Tester: A free online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
4. Return Path's Deliverability Tester: A paid online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
5. BriteVerify's Deliverability Tester: A paid online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
6. Clearbit's Deliverability Tester: A paid online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
7. Email Hippo's Deliverability Tester: A free online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.
8. Spamhaus's Deliverability Tester: A free online tool that tests your email deliverability by sending emails to a large number of email addresses and checking if they are delivered to the inbox or spam folder.

When using a mail deliverability tester, you can expect to get feedback on the following:

• Delivery rate: The percentage of emails that are delivered to the recipient's inbox or spam folder.
• Spam rate: The percentage of emails that are marked as spam by the recipient's email provider.
• Bounce rate: The percentage of emails that are bounced back to the sender due to invalid or non-existent email addresses.
• Blacklist checks: Whether your IP address or domain is listed on any blacklists, which can affect email deliverability.

By using a mail deliverability tester, you can identify issues with your email campaigns and take steps to improve deliverability, such as:

• Verifying email addresses
• Avoiding spam triggers
• Using a reputable email service provider
• Monitoring your email reputation
• Avoiding blacklists

Remember that mail deliverability testers are not foolproof, and the results may vary depending on the tool and the specific email campaign. It's always a good idea to test your email campaigns with multiple tools and analyze the results to get a more accurate picture of your email deliverability.