Pillar 01 · Health monitoring

See the decay before the crater.

Inbox placement tests, nightly blacklist and DNS checks, and warm-up health checked every hour. Each mailbox gets a health score that drops before your replies do, so you act on the warning, not the damage.

The painful status quo

Domains die two weeks before you notice.

By the time bounce rates climb and meeting bookings stall, the placement collapse is already weeks old. Cold-email infrastructure usually tells the truth in casualties, not in advance warnings.

  • Spam-folder placement degrades silently for ten to fourteen days before campaign metrics react.

  • Blacklist hits often go undetected until a major client flags undelivered mail.

  • Warmup vitals are evaluated weekly, if at all. That is far too slow to catch a problem domain before it costs you.

Fleet health

Live
186
Sending
42
Warming up
3
Need you
94%
Inbox rate

What needs you

  • kelthorn.com is burned. A new domain is being set up.
  • ava@drovexal.com hit spam twice. Resting for 7 days.
Last check 14s ago
What Mailnurse does

Continuous vitals on every sending account.

  1. 01

    Probe.

    Every night MailNurse checks your domains against the spam blacklists and checks SPF, DKIM and DMARC. Instantly placement tests show where your email lands at Gmail and Outlook.

  2. 02

    Score.

    A composite risk score per account combines placement, warmup curves, bounce velocity, and reputation signals. Trends, not snapshots.

  3. 03

    Surface.

    When risk crosses your threshold, you get an alert. When risk crosses the automatic action threshold, Mailnurse acts. You see the warning before deliverability collapses.

Built into monitoring

The instrument panel for your cold-email infrastructure.

Nightly blacklist checks.

Barracuda, SpamCop, PSBL, Mailspike, SURBL and URIBL, checked every night. A list that does not answer is shown as not checked, never as clean.

Inbox placement testing.

Instantly placement tests send a clean email from your mailboxes to Gmail and Outlook test inboxes and report where it lands: inbox, promotions or spam.

Warmup vitals.

Instantly warm-up scores are read every hour. A mailbox whose score drops is caught the same hour, not the same week.

Composite risk score.

One number per account that fuses placement, blacklists, authentication, bounces, and tenure. Sortable across your whole fleet.

Monitoring FAQ

What Mailnurse watches, how often, and why.

Which blacklists does MailNurse check?
Every night: Barracuda, SpamCop, PSBL and Mailspike for sending IPs, and SURBL and URIBL for your domains. Spamhaus is added when your account has a Spamhaus data key. If a list does not answer, MailNurse says so instead of calling your domain clean.
How is inbox placement tested?
Through Instantly's inbox placement tests. A clean test email goes from your mailboxes to Gmail and Outlook test inboxes, and Instantly reports where each one landed. MailNurse reads every result and turns it into a health score per mailbox. On Pro the tests are included free.
How often is everything checked?
Mailbox status and warm-up scores every hour, sending stats every two hours, blacklists and DNS every night, and the health score once a day.
What's in the composite risk score?
Inbox rate from placement tests (35%), spam rate (25%), bounce rate (15%), blacklist listings (10%), reply rate (10%) and warm-up health (5%), all over the last seven days. 100 means healthy and 0 means burned.

Stop babysitting your inboxes.

MailNurse watches every mailbox and fixes what breaks, so you can spend your time on campaigns that book meetings.

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