Blacklist monitoring for mail servers and domains

A listing on a spam blocklist sends your invoices and password-reset emails to junk folders. FastPing checks your addresses regularly so you can act before your customers notice.

Check details

Monitor type
Blacklist
Target
Domain or IPv4 address
Fastest interval
6 hours
Before a down alert
A second check after 20 seconds
Checked from
Helsinki, Finland (EU)

How it works

  1. Enter a domain or an IPv4 address. For a domain, FastPing looks up its web and mail server addresses.
  2. Each address is checked against 14 IP blocklists, and the domain against 3 domain blocklists.
  3. Any listing turns the monitor down and names the list, so you know where to request removal.

What FastPing checks

  • IP blocklists

    Spamhaus ZEN, Barracuda, SpamCop, UCEPROTECT level 1, Mailspike and more.

  • Domain blocklists

    Spamhaus DBL, SURBL and NordSpam.

  • Mail servers

    The first address of up to two MX hosts is checked together with the domain.

Set it up

Run the free blacklist check once. Create a Blacklist monitor with your domain or mail server IP address. Attach the alert channel your mail administrator reads.

Frequently asked questions

If your question is not here, write to us. We reply by email, usually within one business day.

Contact support
How often are the lists checked?

At most every 6 hours.

Are IPv6 addresses supported?

No. Enter an IPv4 address or a domain.

What should I do when I am listed?

Find and fix the cause first, such as a compromised mailbox or web form, then follow the removal procedure on the list operator's website.

Start with the free plan

3 monitors, checks every 5 minutes and 1 status page. No payment details needed.

Spamhaus, Barracuda, SpamCop, UCEPROTECT, Mailspike, SURBL and NordSpam are trademarks of their respective owners. FastPing is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.