
Track spam scores over time
Compare spam scores across repeat tests and spot changes after a new template, sender or ESP. Use the test history to see whether your fixes reduced spam risk.
See where your emails land across real personal and business accounts. Schedule regular checks, run a manual test or use the API to track inbox placement and spam scores.

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Gmail may put a campaign in Promotions while Yahoo sends it to spam. See each account's result, then inspect content and sender-domain findings to decide what to fix before your next send.
Test your email

Compare spam scores across repeat tests and spot changes after a new template, sender or ESP. Use the test history to see whether your fixes reduced spam risk.

Check SPF, DKIM, DMARC and spam blocklists alongside inbox placement. Spot authentication problems and blocklist findings before your next campaign.

Connect your sending service and schedule regular placement tests. Send through your own ESP, keep your real sender and campaign content, and review the results in MailSlurp.
Follow a test from its seed list to the provider report. See how MailSlurp connects the email you sent with inbox and spam outcomes, then keeps the findings ready for review.
Follow the walkthroughSchedule regular tests through your sending service and catch a drop in inbox placement. Compare runs, open a sender's history and identify the provider that changed.
Run a manual check before a campaign, set up recurring tests or trigger a run through the API. Your team can review every result and investigate spam scores in the web dashboard.
Choose how you test
Example test history showing a change in inbox placement.

Check Yahoo, Gmail, Outlook, Proton Mail and iCloud accounts to see where your consumer campaigns and notifications land.

Include Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Business filtering can produce a different result from a personal account.

Get inbox placement change alerts in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Keep your team informed when delivery shifts so you can investigate the affected sender or provider.
Use your real sending service and campaign content. Choose scheduled monitoring, a manual test or the API, with results in the same dashboard.

Connect your sending service, choose your audience and set a schedule. Compare results over time to catch placement changes.

Create a test, use its tracking code as the subject and send to the supplied seed addresses. Check the result before your next send.

Create tests and retrieve provider results from your own app or workflow. Trigger a check whenever a campaign, template or sender changes.
Sending a campaign manually? Follow the guide for your email platform.
Create tests, send your campaign and retrieve provider results through the API. Add placement checks to your app, campaign tools or release workflow, with every run available in the web dashboard.
Pair inbox placement with device rendering, Email Audit and domain monitoring. Check where your email lands, how it looks and what needs fixing.

Preview the delivered email across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Apple Mail and mobile or desktop clients, including light and dark mode.

Catch broken links, missing images, accessibility findings and HTML issues with Email Audit before customers open your message.

Monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX and blocklist signals. Investigate sender-domain changes alongside placement results.
Real account coverage, repeatable tests and the checks behind a better send.
MailSlurp gives you a seed list of real email accounts to test. Send your message to those addresses through your usual sending service and MailSlurp records where each copy lands: inbox, Promotions, spam or junk, or not received. A successful send means the receiving server accepted the email; a placement test shows what happened inside the mailbox. Read the inbox placement guide.
Test across supported Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook.com, Hotmail, Proton Mail and iCloud personal accounts, plus Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 business accounts. Choose a personal, professional or mixed audience when creating the test. The current seed list shows the accounts included in that run, and results keep each provider and audience visible.
Yes. Use your own email service provider (ESP) for scheduled checks, manual campaign tests or API-driven tests. Your email travels through your real sending platform and domain. The provider guides explain how to send a campaign or test email to the supplied seed list. Find your sending platform.
Connect your sending service and create a recurring schedule in MailSlurp. For custom workflows, use the API to create a test, get its seed addresses and tracking token, send your email, and retrieve provider results. You can also run a manual test whenever you need a one-off check. See the API workflow.
Spam scores help identify filtering risk in your message. Inbox placement measures where the email actually arrived in each seed account: inbox, Promotions, spam or another folder. A low spam score does not guarantee inbox placement, so review both alongside content and domain findings. Promotions is shown separately from spam. Try a free spam test.
Yes. The MailSlurp dashboard keeps test history and sender trends so you can compare inbox, spam, Promotions and not-received outcomes across runs. Open a sender to inspect provider health and previous tests. Export a report or create a share link when teammates need to review the same result.
Yes. Test placement, send the same email to a render inbox for real-client and device previews, and use Email Audit to check links, images, accessibility and HTML. These checks answer different questions: where the email landed, how it looks and which content issues need attention. Explore campaign quality assurance.
Send a real test. See where it lands. Make the next send with the results in front of you.
