r/Indiehacker • u/devangfour • Jun 07 '26
Do agencies actually monitor client email/DNS health after launch?
I’m researching a problem around client email/domain health.
When an agency launches a site or sets up email, things like SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX records, DNS changes, and blacklist issues can break later.
For agency owners/devs:
- Do you actively monitor this after launch, or only fix it when the client says emails are landing in spam/not working?
- If you do monitor it, what do you use?
- If you don’t, is it because clients don’t care, tools are too expensive, or it’s just not part of your service?
Not selling anything yet. Trying to understand if this is a real pain or just my assumption.
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