Can someone email as my company?

Yes. If your domain isn’t locked down, a stranger can send mail that looks like it came from you — your name, your address, your logo in the “from” line.

Most founders only find out after a customer asks why they got a weird invoice, a password reset, or a fake “urgent” note from the CEO.

You don’t need a security team to check. You need one clear answer: are people able to pretend to be you, and what’s the one thing to do next?

Email has a weak default. Without a simple lock on your domain, inboxes often trust a message that looks like yours — even when it isn’t.

That’s not about hacking your mailbox. It’s about someone else using your company name on mail you never sent.

No signup. Free. Built for founders who don’t want to dig through email settings.

You’ll see where you stand and exactly what to do next — not a dashboard full of charts.

Dashboards and long DNS tutorials bury the real job: stop strangers from emailing as you. SpoofCoach starts with that job and stops at one action.

If your domain is already locked, you’ll know in seconds. If it isn’t, you’ll get one step — not a homework list.