For GoHighLevel users
Your GHL workflows send emailon domains you barely touch.
Funnels, automations and SMS-to-email bridges all depend on DNS you set up once. LitInboxes watches every monitored domain so a broken SPF record does not silently kill your pipeline.
You keep your platform. LitInboxes watches whether what it sends is authenticated, trusted and clean.
The problem
Funnel domains rot in the background
You spin up lp.client.com for a campaign and forget the DNS. Workflows keep firing while deliverability quietly declines.
Agency clients blame the platform
When mail lands in spam, the client thinks GoHighLevel is broken. Often it is alignment, listings or a stale DKIM selector on their domain.
Too many subdomains to eyeball
Marketing site, funnel subdomain, calendar links — each can drift. Nobody has time to log into DNS before every launch.
DNS & authentication
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MTA-STS, rechecked every 6 hours.
DMARC
99.2%912 reports · 48,120 messages
Deliveries
Healthy0.02% complaint rate
Blocklists
CleanSpamhaus, Barracuda, SpamCop and 21 more
Inbox placement
96%4 tests in the last 30 days
Recent activity
What LitInboxes does
Monitor every client sending domain
Add domains from your GHL accounts. Blocklists, DMARC and reputation on a loop, with alerts when something changes.
Prove what the inbox saw
Audit actual marketing messages: authentication results, spam score and list-unsubscribe compliance.
Keep GoHighLevel
LitInboxes does not replace workflows or CRM. It is the deliverability layer your clients do not know they need.
Stop losing GHL leads to the spam folder.
Run a free health check on your funnel domain today.
Questions
Common questions
Does LitInboxes integrate with GoHighLevel?
LitInboxes monitors the domains your GHL funnels and workflows send from. No plugin required — add the domain and point DMARC reporting.
Can agencies monitor multiple client domains?
Yes. Growing and Pro plans cover multiple domains with portfolio alerts.
What about LeadConnector subdomains?
We monitor the custom domains you control DNS for — the ones your clients actually send from.