Catch spam triggers
before you hit send.
AI analysis plus Rspamd scoring reviews your subject line, copy, links and formatting as you write, and tells you what to fix.
See what's wrong, and how to fix it.
The check points at the exact words, links and punctuation raising your spam risk, then suggests a change for each one.
Before
High spam riskFree trial for {{Company Name}}, 100% guaranteed results!!
Hi {{First Name}}, Act now: {{Company Name}} can get 100% free access to our platform. Click here to claim your exclusive offer: bit.ly/claim-offer, then visit bit.ly/pricing-now and bit.ly/demo-today. Limited time only!!! Best regards, Alex Carter
Suggestions:
- Remove “100% guaranteed” and “Act now”. Both are common spam trigger phrases.
- Use one link at most. Three shortened links in a cold email look like phishing.
- Drop the extra exclamation marks in the subject line and body.
After
Low spam riskQuick question about {{Company Name}}'s outbound
Hi {{First Name}}, Noticed {{Company Name}} is hiring two SDRs this quarter. Would a short walkthrough of how we set up sending be useful while the team ramps up? Best regards, Alex Carter
What changed:
- Trigger phrases20
- Shortened links30
- Exclamation marks50
Read like a person.
Scored like a spam filter.
Every email goes through two layers, so wording that looks fine to a filter but reads like a sales blast still gets caught.
AI content analysis
An LLM reads your copy in context, picking up clickbait, promotional tone and repetition that a word list would miss.
Rspamd scoring
Rspamd, an industry-standard spam scorer, checks your words, links, formatting and HTML like a filter.
What gets checked
Spam trigger words
Phrases filters associate with spam.
Caps, symbols & emojis
SHOUTING, $$$ and !!! in place of words.
Clickbait wording
Lines written to bait a click.
Promotional language
Copy that reads like an ad, not a note.
Repetitive phrasing
The same words over and over.
Text-to-link balance
Too little text around your links.
Too many links or images
More than a cold email needs.
Big unformatted blocks
Walls of text with no breaks.
Unusual HTML
Odd markup and hidden elements.
Why a built-in spam check beats a separate tester
A standalone spam tester means copying every email into another tool and guessing what its score means. In Deliveryman, the check runs in the editor and tells you exactly what to change.
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Fix it before it hits the spam folder.
Unlimited content spam checks come with every Deliveryman plan, alongside mailboxes, warmup and verified contact lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the content spam check look at?
Your subject line, body, links and formatting. It flags spam trigger words, heavy caps, symbols and emojis, clickbait and promotional wording, repetitive phrasing, poor text-to-link balance, too many links or images, big unformatted blocks and unusual HTML or hidden elements.
How does it work?
Two layers check every email. An AI model reviews the content the way a reader would, and Rspamd, an industry-standard spam scoring system, scores it the way a spam filter would.
When does the check run?
While you write. The spam risk indication updates as you type in the sequence editor, so you see problems before you save or send.
Does it fix the email for me?
It flags the parts causing the risk and suggests what to change, like removing a trigger phrase or cutting extra links. You decide what to edit, so the email still sounds like you.
Is it limited?
No. Spam checks are unlimited on every plan. Check every step of every sequence as often as you like.
Does a clean check guarantee the inbox?
No single check can. Content is one part of deliverability. Deliveryman also handles the rest, including authenticated mailboxes, warmup, verified lists and campaign protection.