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Web & DNS diagnostics, in your browser.

A small set of fast, private utilities for engineers — inspect HTTP headers, query DNS records, audit email auth, and troubleshoot domain issues. No sign-up, no install.

dnsverifier.com is a free suite of eight engineer-grade web and DNS diagnostic tools — TLS grading, DNS lookup, DNS propagation across 85 global resolvers, WHOIS / RDAP, SPF / DKIM / DMARC audit, HTTP-headers scoring, subdomain enumeration, and TCP port scanning. Every check runs server-side and streams results live. No accounts, no tracking, no install.

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Why dns-tools

Instant
Server-side fetches, no install required.
Private
No accounts, no ads, no paywall.
Engineer-grade
Raw output, copyable values, monospace everything.

Frequently asked questions

What is dnsverifier.com?
dnsverifier.com is a free, no-sign-up suite of eight web and DNS diagnostic tools for engineers: TLS Grader, HTTP Headers Checker, DNS Lookup, DNS Propagation Checker, SPF / DKIM / DMARC checker, WHOIS / RDAP lookup, Subdomain Finder, and Online Port Scanner.
Is dnsverifier.com free?
Yes — every tool is free with no usage cap, no account, no API key, and no advertising. The service is funded by its operator; bulk endpoints have generous limits (50 domains for DNS bulk, 30 for email and WHOIS bulk).
Do I need to install anything?
No. dnsverifier.com runs entirely in the browser. The tools perform their checks server-side (Vercel Node.js runtime) and stream results back as newline-delimited JSON, so you see findings live as they arrive.
Does dnsverifier.com store my queries?
Tool inputs are not persisted server-side beyond standard hosting-provider request logs. Recent-host history is kept only in your browser's localStorage and never leaves your device. We run Google Analytics 4 to measure aggregate pageviews and country — see the Privacy Policy for the cookies it sets and how to opt out.
How does dnsverifier.com compare to SSL Labs, whatsmydns.net, or MXToolbox?
SSL Labs grades TLS but only one host at a time and slowly. whatsmydns.net checks DNS propagation from about 25 locations. MXToolbox audits email records. dnsverifier.com bundles equivalents of all three (plus subdomain enumeration and port scanning) with live streaming results, broader resolver coverage (85 instead of 25), and copy-paste DNS / server-config fix snippets.
Can I use the scanning tools against any host?
Only against hosts you own or have written authorization to test. The Port Scanner, Subdomain Finder DNS bruteforce, and TLS Grader active probes are dual-use. The API refuses RFC 1918 private addresses, loopback, link-local, CGNAT, IPv6 ULA, and cloud-metadata addresses. See the Acceptable Use Policy for the full rules.