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What Is Sender Reputation?

Sender Reputation — a receiver's trust score for a particular sender based on observed sending behavior, message quality, authentication, complaints, and delivery history.

Deliverability is determined by a combination of SMTP results, IP and domain reputation, list quality, complaints, content, and SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks. No single metric guarantees inbox placement.

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Popular Questions About Sender Reputation

  • What does Sender Reputation mean?

    Sender Reputation — a receiver's trust score for a particular sender based on observed sending behavior, message quality, authentication, complaints, and delivery history.

  • How does it affect email delivery?

    A receiving server can use this signal when accepting, temporarily deferring, rejecting, or filtering a message. Its weight depends on the recipient’s local policy.

  • How should a problem be diagnosed?

    Correlate the SMTP code and rejection text with sending logs, reputation, complaints, and authentication results. Remove invalid addresses and do not retry indefinitely after a permanent failure.

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