Website emails go to spam after hosting migration
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7/18/2026
$60SelectedAI translation · Українська → EnglishHello! 👋
I have extensive experience in setting up email and deliverability — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, PTR.
From your description, emails went to spam immediately after migration with a ~90% probability that the problem is that the root SPF moved from the old host and does not authorize the actual sender (Amazon SES / Resend / SendGrid — depending on what you use to send). The domain "allows" the old hosting, but not the actual sender, so Gmail sees
SPF: fail/softfail→ spam.What I will do:
- Diagnostics — I will check the current records: SPF on the domain root, DKIM selector, DMARC, MX and return-path, and send a test email through a special service.
- Find what exactly is broken — most often it's apex-SPF + remnants of the old host (broken MX, expired DKIM).
- Fix the records in Cloudflare and re-test. Goal:
SPF: PASS,DKIM: PASS,DMARC: PASS, mail-tester 10/10, email in "Inbox".
Time: diagnostics + fix + test — 3 hours. Cost: $20/hr × 3 = $60.
Check out my case study — it shows in detail what and how I set up (the same scenario "email goes to spam after Cloudflare"):
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7/18/2026
5 000 ₴AI translation · Українська → EnglishHello!
I can solve your problem with emails going to spam.
Timeline: 2 days — clearly, without delays. Cost: 5000 UAH.
What I'll need from you: access to website management (hosting panel / DNS / email service) — to check and fix email authentication records and test delivery.
Before choosing me — write what platform your website is built on (WordPress, Tilda, Next.js, custom, etc.). This way, I can immediately confirm my competence for your specific stack and tell you how quickly it can be resolved.
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