Folderly Lens - Domain health analysis for high performance email campaigns
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Most people are running email campaigns with damaged domains and they don't know it. Now you can find out quickly and easily. Folderly Lens checks public DNS, authentication, MX, IP rDNS, and blacklist signals, then returns a KILL / REHAB / KEEP verdict with a copyable fix plan. No signup, no mailbox access, no test sends.
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Finally tested the spam words checker on a campaign that kept landing in junk, and it caught a few phrases I would have missed. Setup was quick and the DMARC generator saved me some googling.
How does Folderly actually fix things if my domain is already on a blacklist, or does it only help catch issues before they get that bad?
How does Folderly handle warm-up for completely new domains with no sending history? Also curious if it integrates with SendGrid and Mailgun out of the box or needs custom setup.
The free spam words checker caught a phrase in my newsletter draft I never would have spotted, super handy little tool.
How does Folderly actually fix existing deliverability issues, or does it mainly flag them so you have to handle the changes yourself?
Does the AI actually suggest specific fixes when it flags something, or do you just get the alert and have to dig in yourself?
The spam words checker caught a few phrases in my last campaign that I would have totally missed. Nice to have the SPF and DMARC generators right there too instead of digging through docs.
How does the AI actually decide what tweaks to make to my SPF and DMARC records when something is off, and can I review the changes before they go live?
Love that you baked the SPF and DMARC generators right in, a lot of tools make you pay or hunt those down separately. Clean way to handle a real pain point for anyone managing deliverability.
Genuine question, not trying to be difficult: since there's no test send and no mailbox access, the KEEP verdict is really an inference from DNS, auth, and blacklist signals, not an actual inbox placement result. A domain can pass every SPF/DMARC/rDNS check and still get filtered by Gmail or Outlook on content or sender-behavior signals that only show up in a real seed test. How do you handle that gap, or is Lens meant purely as a triage step before someone runs an actual placement test?