Spam Checker
Analyze your email draft for potential spam words and phrases.
Spam Score
0
Low
Low Spam Probability
Word Count: 0
Character Count: 0
Detailed Analysis
| Word | Category | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| No matches yet. | ||
What is a Spam Checker?
A spam checker analyzes your email content to identify words, phrases, and patterns that might trigger spam filters. It helps optimize your emails for better inbox placement and improved deliverability.
Why Use a Spam Checker?
- Improve inbox placement by minimizing spam triggers.
- Boost email open rates with optimized content.
- Ensure compliance with anti-spam regulations (CAN-SPAM, GDPR).
- Protect your domain reputation by avoiding spam complaints.
Tips to Reduce Your Spam Score
Use Clear & Honest Subject Lines
Avoid misleading or clickbait subjects, as they often trigger spam filters.
Avoid Spam Trigger Words
Words like "Free," "Urgent," or "100% Guaranteed" can increase your spam score.
Authenticate Your Emails
Use SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to verify your sender domain and improve deliverability.
Keep Emails Concise & Relevant
Lengthy or overly promotional emails can trigger spam filters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a safe spam score?
A score of 0-3 is safe, 4-6 is moderate, and 7-10 indicates a high spam probability.
How is the spam score calculated?
The score is based on the presence of spam-related phrases, weighted by their impact and importance factors.
Can spam scores vary by email provider?
Yes, each provider uses unique spam filters, which may interpret the same email differently.
Does a high spam score guarantee my email goes to spam?
No, but it increases the likelihood. Sender reputation and engagement also play a role.
How can I reduce my spam score?
Avoid spam trigger words, use clear subject lines, and authenticate your sender domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
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