Maildoso checks each mailbox's reputation for you, so you can see how your sending is trending without running your own tests.
How the check works
A reputation check runs on your mailboxes when triggered — this isn't on a fixed daily/weekly schedule you can rely on, so the gap between checks can vary. If a mailbox's score hasn't updated in a while, that's expected and not on its own a sign of a problem.
The result is shown per mailbox on the Email accounts page as a Google Score and a Microsoft Score, along with the Last check of reputation date. Click a mailbox to see the same information in its Deliverability panel.
The score reflects how Google/Gmail and Microsoft/Outlook are currently treating that mailbox's sending. High is what you want.
Good to know
This reputation check is for SMTP mailboxes. Google Workspace mailboxes are not tested this way.
A brand-new mailbox can read low at first — that's normal while it's still warming up, and the score rises on its own as warmup builds its health.
If you need a fresh check right now rather than waiting, or your score looks stale for longer than expected, contact us with the mailbox address and we can look into it or trigger a check.
For a full explanation of the scores and what moves them, see Understanding your mailbox reputation scores (Google Score & Microsoft Score). If a score stays low after warmup, or a sequencer shows a mailbox as "burned," see My mailboxes show as "burned", "blacklisted", or low reputation.