Blacklist Lookup
About Blacklist Lookup
Our Blacklist Lookup tool checks your domain or IP address against over 100 email and web blacklists to determine if you've been flagged as a spam or malware source. Being blacklisted can devastate your email deliverability and harm your website's reputation with search engines.
Enter a URL
| Domain: | Example.com |
| IP Address: | 93.184.216.34 |
| Overall Status: | Not Blacklisted |
If your domain appears on a blacklist, you'll need to identify the cause (typically spam complaints or malware), resolve the underlying issue, and request removal. Our tool makes it easy to check your current status across all major blacklists simultaneously.
Common Reasons for Blacklisting
- Sending unsolicited email (spam)
- Website infected with malware
- IP address previously used by spammers
- Phishing content detected on your domain
How to Use the Blacklist Lookup Tool
- Enter the domain name or IP address you want to check.
- Run the scan to query it against the full set of supported blacklists.
- Review the results list, which marks each blacklist as clean or listed.
- For any listing found, note which blacklist flagged you and visit that provider's site for their specific removal process.
- Re-run the scan after cleaning up the flagged issue and submitting a delisting request to confirm you're clear.
Who Uses This Tool: Email marketers use it before a major campaign send to confirm their sending IP is clean and won't land in spam folders. System administrators use it after a server compromise to check whether the incident has already gotten the domain flagged. Agencies managing multiple client domains use it as a routine health check to catch blacklisting issues before clients notice deliverability problems.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Blacklist Lookup free?
This tool requires an active one-time membership to use - pay once and unlock this tool plus every other gated tool on the site, no subscription, no ads.
What should I do if my domain or IP is listed?
Identify and fix the underlying cause (compromised server, spam-sending script, or a bad reputation inherited from a shared IP), then submit a delisting request directly to each blacklist that flagged you.
How often should I check?
Monthly is reasonable for most sites, or immediately if you notice email deliverability problems or unexpected spam complaints.