Deliverability score
example.org
example.org doesn’t receive email.
It publishes a null MX and locks down SPF and DMARC, so receivers that enforce DMARC reject mail sent in its name.
- Null MX: receives no mail
- SPF 0/10 lookups
All 20 checks for example.org on one page, last run October 15, 2026; DNS, website and WHOIS checks repeat every 14 days.
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Full report · Domain
3 of 20 checks failed, 4 need attention. 1 passed with things to tighten.
Checked Oct 15, 2026; next free refresh due Oct 29, 2026.
Up to 5 re-checks a day per network.
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Caution The verdict is caution because the domain appears on one domain blocklist (HostKarma), even though Google Safe Browsing and all 92 VirusTotal vendors report nothing and the domain is 31 years old.
Infrastructure · Says it is run by ICANN
example.org is a reserved example domain whose homepage reads "Example Domain" and says it is for use in documentation examples without needing permission. It serves writers and developers who need a safe placeholder hostname, and it is explicitly not a service. It was registered 31 years ago (1995) and sits behind Cloudflare.
Background: example.org, along with example.com and example.net, is reserved for documentation and testing use under IANA/IETF rules (RFC 2606, later RFC 6761), and the IANA-managed example domains are widely used in technical documentation. (from the model’s own knowledge, not our checks)
Worth knowing: The domain publishes a null MX record, so it accepts no email, and it enforces DMARC with p=reject and SPF with -all.
Why this verdict
Warning: It is listed on one domain blocklist (HostKarma).
Pass: Google Safe Browsing doesn’t list it.
Pass: None of the 92 security vendors on VirusTotal flag it.
Pass: It was registered 31 years ago.
Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 (high confidence) from this site’s checks Oct 15, 2026, 1:04 PM UTC. The verdict comes from fixed rules over the checks, not from the model. AI text can be wrong; the checks it used are listed on the AI intelligence page.
example.org
example.org doesn’t receive email.
It publishes a null MX and locks down SPF and DMARC, so receivers that enforce DMARC reject mail sent in its name.
example.org
Partly meets the Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft sender rules that DNS can show.
To look at: DKIM, alignment. Rules that depend on the message itself need a test message.
example.org
The SPF record is valid and within every limit.
0 of 10 lookups, -all, no fixed IP ranges.
example.org
Every selector answers, so the keys can’t be told apart.
A made-up selector (tanase-buuzyi7p) also returns a record, so example.org answers every name under _domainkey.
example.org
Spoofed mail is rejected: DMARC is fully enforced.
Published at _dmarc.example.org. p=reject, no working report address.
example.org
This domain hasn’t set up BIMI.
BIMI is optional. DMARC is already enforced, so publishing a BIMI record is the next step to show your logo in Gmail, Apple Mail and Yahoo.
example.org
This domain doesn’t accept mail.
The domain publishes a null MX (RFC 7505), so there is nothing for DANE to protect.
example.org
example.org has 1 listing.
the domain is on 1 domain blocklist (HostKarma). Details and delisting links are below.
example.org
No security vendor flags example.org.
59 of 92 rate it harmless and the rest have no opinion. A clean result isn’t a guarantee: new phishing sites can be missed for hours. Last analysed Oct 15, 2026.
example.org
Google’s Safe Browsing lists don’t include example.org.
Checked the site’s home address against Google’s malware, phishing and unwanted-software lists. Google’s site status, which also counts single pages, found no unsafe content on example.org. New threats can take hours to be listed.
example.org
example.org isn’t disposable, but it can’t receive email.
example.org publishes a null MX record (RFC 7505), which says it accepts no email at all. Mail to it bounces.
http://example.org/
The link goes to example.org, with no redirects.
The page is titled “Example Domain”. No domain in the chain is on Cloudflare’s malware and phishing blocklist. 1 thing to look at below.
example.org
Working TLS, but 3 settings cap the grade.
TLS 1.3, TLS 1.2, TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.0 enabled, 32 cipher suites accepted, the certificate runs for 71 more days.
https://example.org/
5 important protections are missing.
Scored 22 of 100: 2 passed, 5 failed, 2 need attention.
example.org
example.org passes Core Web Vitals.
For 75% of real Chrome visits over the 28 days to Oct 13, 2026, loading (LCP 675 ms), responsiveness (INP 38 ms) and visual stability (CLS 0.00) are in Google’s good range.
https://example.org/
example.org runs on Cloudflare.
1 technology across 1 category.
https://example.org/
This page has no links in its HTML.
If links appear in your browser, they’re added by JavaScript after the page loads, and this checker reads the HTML only.
example.org
example.org uses 2 services across 2 categories.
Mail by Accepts no email (null MX), DNS at Cloudflare DNS, web through Cloudflare (proxied). Registered with ICANN until Aug 30, 2027.
example.org
example.org is registered with ICANN.
Created Aug 31, 1995 (31.1 years ago). Expires Aug 30, 2027, 318 days left.
104.20.26.136
AS13335 · Cloudflare, Inc.
104.20.26.136 is in 104.20.16.0/20 announced by AS13335 (United States, registered with ARIN on Jul 14, 2010). The route is RPKI valid.