Get your emails out of spam, and keep them out.
A flagged domain is not a dead domain. Filters re-classify senders on fresh evidence, and MailStrike generates exactly the evidence they trust: real engagement and active spam rescues.
The risk of doing nothing
A flagged domain doesn't fix itself.
Your emails keep landing in spam, no one opens what they can't see, and your placement drops further with every send.
How MailStrike gets you out of spam.
Filters don't hold grudges, they re-classify senders on fresh evidence. MailStrike manufactures exactly the evidence they trust, then keeps it coming until the verdict flips.
The risk of doing nothing
A flagged domain doesn't fix itself.
Your emails keep landing in spam, no one opens what they can't see, and your placement drops further with every send.
How MailStrike gets you out of spam.
Filters don't hold grudges, they re-classify senders on fresh evidence. MailStrike manufactures exactly the evidence they trust, then keeps it coming until the verdict flips.
How MailStrike gets you out of spam
Real domains, real threads
Your domain trades genuine back-and-forth email with a network of real, established domains, not the recycled throwaway inboxes cheap warmup tools pass mail between.
Engages like a real human
Every exchange behaves the way people actually use email, down to the small tells filters quietly watch for.
Understanding
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Pulled out of spam, then engaged
Mail that lands in spam is taken straight to the inbox and marked important. Links get clicked, and messages are read for varying, human-like durations.
Together, these actions build a reputation that providers like Google and Microsoft learn to trust.
See how the personas workStart with the free diagnostics.
Before anything else, find out what broke. Each check takes under a minute and requires no signup.
Email Auth Checker
Audit SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and BIMI in one click. Broken records are the most common silent killer.
Blacklist Checker
Scan your domain and IP against 21 major blacklists. A listing changes the recovery plan.
Why are my emails going to spam?
The ten most common causes, with the fix for each. A five-minute read.
Spam recovery questions.
Why are my emails suddenly going to spam?
Usually one of four things changed: your volume spiked, your list quality dropped (bounces and spam complaints), an authentication record broke, or your engagement fell low enough that filters re-classified you. Run a free auth check and blacklist scan first, then look at what changed in the week before placements dropped.
How long does it take to get out of spam?
Plan for three to six weeks depending on how deep the damage goes. Reputation is sticky in both directions: filters re-classify senders slowly. Consistent clean engagement signals (opens, replies, rescues) move the needle week over week, and the MailStrike dashboard shows the recovery curve as it happens.
Does rescuing emails from the spam folder actually work?
Yes, and it is one of the strongest corrective signals available. When a recipient finds a message in spam, marks it as not spam, moves it to the inbox, and engages with it, the provider records a direct correction. MailStrike's personas do this automatically for every warming email that lands in spam.
Should I stop sending campaigns while my domain recovers?
Pause or sharply reduce your sending, yes. Every campaign sent from a flagged domain generates more of the low-engagement evidence that got you flagged. Let warming traffic rebuild the engagement record first, then restart at low volume once your score recovers.
Is it easier to just buy a new domain?
Sometimes, but it is rarely free of consequences. A new domain starts at zero reputation and needs a full 21-day warmup anyway, and abandoning a domain you have invested in (signatures, replies, brand trust) has real costs. Repair the domain if the damage is recent and moderate. Start fresh if it is blacklisted across multiple lists or months deep in poor placement.
Every week in spam costs you pipeline.
Start the recovery now. The damage stops compounding the day clean signals begin.