Email security
If your domain isn’t set up to stop it, a stranger can send an email that shows your exact address in the “From” line — to your clients, staff or suppliers — and it lands looking completely genuine.
This is how “we’ve changed our bank details” fraud usually starts. The message looks like it came from you, so people trust it and pay. Most small firms have this gap and never know, because nothing on their website shows it.
The quickest way to understand it is to see it. Our free check reads your domain’s public settings and, with your permission, sends a single demonstration email to your own address — made to look like you — so you can see exactly how a forged message arrives. It goes nowhere else.
We never log in to or change your systems. We give you the exact settings; you or your provider make the change. That keeps you in control and us out of your mailbox.
Settings get changed, email providers get switched, and a protective record can be weakened by accident — quietly reopening the gap. Optional monitoring re-checks your domain on a schedule and warns you the moment your protection drops, so you find out before a criminal does.
£49
Everything above: the finding, the exact settings, and the staged rollout plan. Yours to keep.
£79
The full fix report, plus twelve months of monitoring included — so it stays fixed.
£9 / month
We keep checking your domain and alert you if the protection ever slips. Cancel any time.
Payment is taken securely by Stripe — we never see or hold your card details. Prices shown in pounds, VAT where applicable.
Yes. It sends one email to your own address only — the same address we wrote to — and it can never be used to email anyone else. You choose whether to send it.
We give you the exact settings and a clear plan, but we don’t log in to your systems. Your email provider or IT person applies the change — it usually takes minutes. This keeps you in control and avoids anyone taking your email down by mistake.
Yes. If your domain is properly protected, the check says so plainly and there’s nothing to buy.