Domain health, explained

One check. The whole domain story.

Check DNS, email, website availability and SSL in one place — with clear answers about what is wrong and how to fix it.

Not sure what to try?

DNS
Website
Email
SSL & security
One useful answer

See the problem, not just the data.

Domainical brings related checks together, prioritises what matters and turns technical findings into a practical next step.

example.co.uk
Domain health report
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Illustrative results · not a live test
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86
Good overall
2 items need attention
Website96 / 100
DNS78 / 100
Email82 / 100
SSL94 / 100
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DMARC policy is monitoring only

Move to quarantine or reject after confirming legitimate senders.

Review
✓
SSL certificate is valid

Certificate, hostname and redirect are configured correctly.

Passed
✓
Website is responding normally

HTTP 200 returned with no redirect errors detected.

Passed
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Built for clarity

From domain to diagnosis.

A faster route from “something is broken” to the action that fixes it.

01

Enter one domain

No need to know which lookup to run. Domainical chooses the relevant checks automatically.

02

Connect the evidence

DNS, website, mail and certificate findings are interpreted together instead of shown in isolation.

03

Fix the right thing

Prioritised findings explain the likely cause, its impact and the clearest next action.

The essential checks

A focused toolkit for the everyday failures.

The first release concentrates on the checks most useful to developers, agencies and site owners.

A

DNS & domain

IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, nameserver redundancy and certificate-authority controls.

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Website availability

Status, redirect chain, response time, IPv4/IPv6 reachability and server headers.

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Email configuration

MX, SPF and DMARC checks with plain-language policy and deliverability guidance.

✓

SSL & security

Certificate validity, expiry and hostname coverage, plus HTTPS security headers.

Start with the domain.

One check gives you the clearest place to begin.

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