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Free Email Spam Checker

Check cold email copy for spam-risk phrases, links, punctuation, formatting, and list-quality warnings.

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Email spam checker

Paste outbound copy and get risky words, link density, formatting, and rewrite guidance.

Spam-risk score

35/40

Strong

Flagged phrases

0

No listed phrases flagged

Links

0

Cold first touches should stay plain.

Words

28

45-170 is the working range.

Aim for 45-170 words for a first-touch email.

What this tool should cover

A useful spam checker should explain what the test looks for, why clean copy can still land in spam, bulk-sender rules, and remediation steps.

What the spam checker looks for

It flags phrases commonly associated with promotional spam, link-heavy first touches, repeated punctuation, all-caps words, thin personalization, and unusual message length.

Why clean-looking emails still hit spam

Spam placement is not only about words. Authentication, sender history, recipient engagement, bounce rate, complaint rate, and list source all influence where an email lands.

How to lower spam risk

Use plain language, remove unnecessary links, avoid exaggerated claims, add a real reason for reaching out, and keep the CTA easy to answer. Pair copy cleanup with SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and list verification.

Frequently asked questions

What does an email spam checker do?

It reviews message content and sender signals for patterns that can increase the odds of spam filtering or low recipient trust.

Are spam words enough to predict spam placement?

No. Trigger words matter, but mailbox providers also consider authentication, reputation, engagement, complaints, and recipient behavior.

How many links should a cold email include?

For first-touch cold email, zero or one link is usually safest. Plain-text CTAs often perform better than link-heavy asks.

Can this replace a full inbox placement test?

No. Use it for quick copy review, then run a deliverability or inbox placement test when you need deeper technical validation.

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