Catch it before you send
Run the analysis on the composed broadcast and find the content and structure problems that hurt placement while you can still fix them — not in a bounce report after the send has already gone out.
Deliverability
Run a spam analysis on a composed broadcast right in the editor. It scans the same things filters scan — subject patterns, content structure, trigger-word density, compliance markers — and returns a score with specific fixes, while you can still make them.
How it helps
Run the analysis on the composed broadcast and find the content and structure problems that hurt placement while you can still fix them — not in a bounce report after the send has already gone out.
Subject-line patterns, content structure and text-to-image balance, spam-trigger word density, and the presence of required compliance markers — the same signals receiving filters weigh when they decide inbox or spam.
You get a number and, more usefully, the specific recommendations behind it — so you know exactly what to change. Fix the flagged items, re-run, and ship with confidence.
Where it lives
The analyzer sits in the broadcast editor's preview-and-test panel. Compose as usual, hit Analyze Spam Score, read the notes, adjust, and re-run — a tight loop that turns "I hope this lands" into "I checked, and it should."
It's a content check, not a substitute for the fundamentals — authentication, clean lists, and good sending reputation still do the heavy lifting. But it catches the avoidable content mistakes that send an otherwise-fine campaign to the promotions tab or the spam folder.
What it prevents
A subject stuffed with "free" and "act now" reads as spam to filters. The analyzer flags trigger-word density so you can soften the copy before sending.
An all-image email trips content filters. The structure check warns on a poor text-to-image ratio while you can still add copy.
A send without a physical address or unsubscribe link is both non-compliant and spam-flagged. The analyzer confirms they're present.
A content problem discovered after the send is a wasted campaign. The pre-send score surfaces it while it's still fixable.
What the score catches
“It's saved me from myself more than once. I'd written a launch subject in caps with three exclamation marks because it felt punchy — the analyzer flagged it, I toned it down, and the score dropped into the green. It doesn't replace good authentication, but it catches the dumb content mistakes before they cost a campaign.”
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Common questions
Subject-line patterns (ALL-CAPS, excess punctuation), content structure and text-to-image balance, spam-trigger word density, and required compliance markers like a physical address and unsubscribe link — the content signals filters weigh.
In the broadcast editor's preview-and-test panel. Compose the email, hit Analyze Spam Score, review the recommendations, adjust, and re-run — all before you schedule.
No — it's a content check, not a guarantee. Authentication, list hygiene, and sender reputation are the bigger factors. The analyzer catches the avoidable content mistakes that can sink an otherwise-healthy send.
Each flagged item comes with a specific recommendation — soften this subject, add text here, drop these trigger words. Fix the items that matter, re-run to confirm the score improved, then send.
Related
The analyzer is built into the broadcast editor — score and fix right where you compose.
Read moreContent is only half the battle — authentication does the rest. Pair a clean score with DKIM/SPF/DMARC.
Read moreAfter sending, watch how the content actually landed in the live delivery stream.
Read moreThe compliance markers the analyzer checks are the same ones CAN-SPAM and friends require.
Read moreMumara ONE · Spam Analyzer
A pre-send spam score with specific fixes, built into the editor — so the avoidable content mistakes get caught before they reach a single inbox.