IP FleetGuard IP FLEETGUARD
SIGNAL OVER NOISE

Find the real problems hiding in your IP fleet.

IP FleetGuard turns scattered blocklist, provider, and infrastructure signals into one scored view of which IPs, ranges, and customers need action, so your team stops stitching dashboards and spreadsheets together by hand.

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TRIAGE QUEUE 4 NEED ACTION · 23 MONITORED
198.51.100.23Customer AHOTMAIL CRITICAL
198.51.100.61Customer BICLOUD CRITICAL
203.0.113.41Customer CYAHOO AT RISK
203.0.113.170Customer DGMAIL AT RISK
SCORING 198.51.100.23 · PER PROVIDER
GMAIL
91 HOTMAIL
14 YAHOO
63 ICLOUD
88
CANONICAL STATUS: WORST ACTIVE, NOT AVERAGE CRITICAL
HEALTHY IPS NEVER MAKE THE QUEUE
THE STAKE

An IP dies in an instant. Rebuilding it takes months.

Warm-up is paid in calendar time: money can't buy it back. Yet the signals that would save an address live in half a dozen places, each answering one question about one IP. None answers the one that matters: where do we act first?

WHERE THE ANSWERS LIVE TODAY
Postmaster consoles4 PROVIDERS, 4 LOGINS
Blocklist lookups47 LISTS, ONE AT A TIME
PowerMTA accounting filesGREP AND HOPE
rDNS zone filesCHECKED AFTER IT BREAKS
The spreadsheetWHEN SOMEONE REMEMBERS
QUESTIONS THAT SHOULD TAKE SECONDS
Q1Is this deferral a provider block, a blocklist listing, or the customer's content?
Q2Which customer is burning the range they share with everyone else?
Q3Which listings matter for tomorrow's send, and which are noise?
Q4When Microsoft starts refusing the network, who owns the case and where does it stand?
Q5Did reverse DNS survive last month's renumbering?
ONE VIEW

Every IP, every provider, one look.

Per-provider, per-stream evidence for the calls you already make: which infrastructure earns more volume, which mailers fit which providers.

Twenty-three IPs across a dozen providers is hundreds of cells. A hand-checked cadence covers a fraction of them on a good week. The two listings on the right took days to surface in a spreadsheet. Here, they're just red.

FLEET STATUS 12 OF 23 IPS · 6 OF 13 PROVIDERS
GMAILHOTMAILYAHOOICLOUDCOMCASTGMX
198.51.100.7
198.51.100.11
198.51.100.19
198.51.100.23
198.51.100.61
198.51.100.92
198.51.100.118
203.0.113.12
203.0.113.41
203.0.113.104
203.0.113.170
203.0.113.224
HEALTHY AT RISK CRITICAL
DIAGNOSIS
EVENT FG-1204 · BLAST RADIUS 1 EVENT, NOT 256 ALARMS
SBL LISTING · 198.51.100.0/24. Whole range listed. Blast radius: 256 addresses, 1 customer, tomorrow's send.
CUSTOMERCustomer A AT RISK
RANGE198.51.100.0/24 AT RISK
IP198.51.100.23 CRITICAL
IP198.51.100.7 HEALTHY
IP198.51.100.11 HEALTHY

Not just a score. The reason and the fix.

A few damaged IPs tax every healthy address in their block. Range-level detection names the few before they cost you the many, and shows which customer a listing threatens before they know.

When a blocklist lists a whole /24, IP FleetGuard raises one event with the blast radius attached, not one alarm per address. Your team stops proving the problem and starts fixing it.

REMEDIATION

Caught early, named fast, cleared on record.

Early detection opens a window to act before the door closes. When reputation fails without warning, the clock is already running, and the rebuild can't start until the problem is found, named, and cleared.

Every day saved at the front moves the whole revenue curve left.

CASE FG-1207 · DETECTION → DELISTING RESOLVED
13:42 UTC
Listing detected
SPAMHAUS SBL · 198.51.100.7
13:43 UTC
Alert to on-call, case opened
ONE MINUTE FROM SIGNAL TO OWNER
14:10 UTC
Delisting submitted, verified route
EVIDENCE ATTACHED
+2D 06:00
Removal confirmed, case closed
FULL TRACE ON RECORD
WHO IT'S FOR
FOR ESPS

Triage every customer's IPs in one ranked queue, with a weekly fleet report you can forward to each customer as it stands.

FOR HIGH-VOLUME SENDERS

The whole operation, scored in one view. Affiliate and performance senders other tools exclude by policy are first-class here.

QUESTIONS OPERATORS ASK
Do I have to change my sending setup or route mail through you?

No. IP FleetGuard reads from your existing infrastructure: PowerMTA accounting, provider telemetry, platform webhooks, its own blocklist scanning. Nothing reroutes; your mail flow is untouched.

How is this different from Postmaster Tools or my ESP's dashboard?

Those show one provider, or one platform, at a time. IP FleetGuard scores every sending IP across every mailbox provider in one view, and tells you when one IP in a /24 is dragging down a shared pool.

What happens to my sending data, and who can see it?

It stays yours. IP FleetGuard reads accounting files and telemetry to score your fleet, stores them per account, and shows them to your team alone. Nothing is pooled across customers, shared, or sold.

How does the scoring actually work, so I can trust the status?

Status is driven by the worst active IP, not the average. Listings are weighted by severity, and an IP is never shown healthy on missing data: no telemetry reads as no data, not a green light.

Can I see it on my own IPs before committing?

Yes. That is how access works: request it and we score your real fleet, every IP across every mailbox provider, before you commit anything.

LET'S TALK

See your own fleet scored, not a demo.

Request access and we'll get you a view of your real IPs across every mailbox provider: your fleet, your reputation, before you commit anything.

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IN ACTIVE USE ACROSS 14 MAILBOX PROVIDERS AND MILLIONS OF MONTHLY SENDS.
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