Does your logo show up in the inbox?
Enter a domain. We read its BIMI record, its DMARC policy, the SVG it points at and the certificate behind it — then draw what a recipient will actually see.
What BIMI takes
Four things, in this order.
DMARC at enforcement
p=quarantine or p=reject, applied to 100% of mail. BIMI is the reward for authenticating; it never comes first.
A square SVG Tiny PS logo
Version 1.2, baseProfile tiny-ps, a <title>, no scripts or external references, ideally under 32 KB.
A Verified Mark Certificate
Issued by DigiCert or Entrust against a registered trademark. Gmail and Apple Mail will not show a logo without one.
The DNS record
One TXT at default._bimi.yourdomain.com pointing at the logo (l=) and the certificate (a=).
In the product
Your logo, on every email your staging app sends.
Mailclutch captures everything your application sends, and flags BIMI on each message the way Gmail would — so you see the logo land before a customer does.
- BIMI badge in the listEvery captured email carries a BIMI marker when the sender's domain publishes a valid record.
- The same checks, on real mailThe Inspect tab runs SPF, DKIM, DMARC and BIMI on the message itself — not on a domain you typed.
- Shared with the teamSend the report to marketing with one link. No account needed on their side.
No card · unlimited captured emails · hosted in the EU
FAQ
Good questions.
Brand Indicators for Message Identification: a DNS record that lets a mailbox provider show your logo next to your messages — provided the domain authenticates its mail with an enforcing DMARC policy. It is a trust signal for recipients and a small lift in open rates for you.
For Gmail and Apple Mail, yes: they only show logos backed by a Verified Mark Certificate, which in turn needs a registered trademark. Yahoo and Fastmail show logos on the DNS record alone. A Common Mark Certificate (CMC) is the newer, trademark-free option Gmail accepts, without the blue verified tick.
The usual reasons, in order: DMARC is p=none or pct<100; the logo is not a valid SVG Tiny PS file (wrong profile, not square, missing title); the domain has too little sending reputation yet — Gmail shows logos for senders it already trusts; or the mail itself fails DMARC alignment.
No. It reads two DNS records and fetches the two files your BIMI record points at. Nothing is written, nothing is emailed.
See the logo land before your customers do.
no card required · hosted in the EU