Provider identity, without the guesswork

Which mail provider actually receives mail for your domain?

Paste any sending domain and we'll resolve its MX records over DNS, sort the priority ladder, and identify the hosted provider behind each resolved host. You'll get a plain-English readout for recognized ESPs, unknown or self-hosted servers, and mixed provider sets — plus the score and findings that explain the inbound risk.

Live DNS resolutionNumeric MX prioritiesNo domain persistence
Identify the mail provider behind any domain
Paste a sending domain and we'll resolve its MX records, read the numeric priority ladder, identify recognized hosted providers, and explain what an unknown host may mean.
Track provider and fallback drift over time?
One email and we'll let you know when ReputaPilot opens up — continuous monitoring across MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blocklists, and inbox placement, with an alert when a provider changes or a fallback record disappears.

Drop your email above — we'll only ping you about the monitor. No newsletters, no upsells.

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FAQ

MX lookup checker — frequently asked questions

Read the DNS mechanics

Make the priority ladder intentional

The MX record setup guide explains how receivers use lower numeric priorities first, how to add a real fallback MX, why TTL matters during a provider migration, and how to verify the result with dig MX. Use it to turn this lookup into a clean, resilient inbound path.

Read the MX record setup guide →

Continue the audit

Provider identity is only step one

Once you know where inbound mail lands, work through SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blocklists, and bounce signals in the full deliverability audit. Use the blacklist lookup checker for the adjacent domain or IP blocklist status check, then let the guide keep every check in order and give you a fix list instead of another isolated score.

Run the 10-step audit →