A week ago I shared WebCareShelf's website health check here. One request was MX checks. There is now a dedicated email checker with MX checks, and I also added a small-site audit. Disclosure: I own WebCareShelf. I use AI assistance for development and this post. Email health check: enter a domain to check MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS reports and DNSSEC. The free result shows a score and the top three issues. The optional full report is $9 and includes domain-specific records and provider setup steps. https://guides.webcareshelf.com/email-check/ Site audit: the free check reads up to 10 pages and flags broken pages, redirects, titles/descriptions, headings, image alt text and sitemap issues. The optional $12 full audit covers up to 200 pages, with affected URLs and a CSV export. https://guides.webcareshelf.com/site-audit/ A real example from my own public sales site: the free audit read 9 pages, flagged 4 redirecting addresses and found a missing meta description on 1 of 5 HTML pages. Some flags can be intentional, such as redirects; they are prompts to inspect, not automatic proof something is broken. Both free checks work without signup. They read public information; the email checker sends no email. These are focused checks, not a comprehensive security audit or a guarantee of inbox placement. Prices are USD, plus applicable tax. Which result would need more context before you could act on it? All products, including the website report and SiteWatch Local: https://shop.webcareshelf.com/   submitted by   /u/Inevitable-Try900 [link]   [comments]