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SPF Authorizes Amazon SES Checker
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SPF Authorizes Amazon SES Checker is a paid API for AI agents from email.intel.rallylive.ca, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-12).
Checks whether a domain's SPF record explicitly authorizes Amazon SES to send email on its behalf, returning a yes/no result, the matching SPF mechanism, and the full SPF TXT record.
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Does the domain's SPF record authorise amazon ses to send its mail? Reads the SPF TXT record (Cloudflare DoH) and checks for amazon-ses's include/ip mechanisms, returning yes/no, the matching mechanism and the full record. Confirms a vendor integration is wired for deliverability, or spots an unexpected sender. $0.01 per lookup.
Output
Returns a yes/no boolean indicating whether Amazon SES is authorized, the specific SPF mechanism that matched (e.g. an 'include:amazonses.com' directive or an IP range), and the complete SPF TXT record retrieved via Cloudflare DNS-over-HTTPS for the queried domain.
Example use cases
Verify Amazon SES onboarding wiring
“We just set up Amazon SES for sending transactional emails from our domain shopify-store.com — can you confirm the SPF record is correctly configured to authorize Amazon SES before we go live?”
Audit unexpected email sender
“I received an email claiming to be from partner-company.com sent via Amazon SES, but I'm not sure they actually authorized that — can you check if their SPF record really allows Amazon SES to send on their behalf?”
Deliverability compliance check
“We manage email infrastructure for our clients and need to verify that newsletterbrand.io has Amazon SES properly included in its SPF record — can you look that up and tell me the matching mechanism and the full SPF record?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://email.intel.rallylive.ca/email/spf-authorizes/amazon-ses?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a fast, single-domain check specifically for Amazon SES SPF authorization — ideal for confirming vendor email integrations are correctly wired for deliverability, or for auditing whether an unexpected sender is legitimately authorized. Prefer this over generic SPF parsers when the specific question is Amazon SES authorization, as it provides a direct yes/no answer with the matched mechanism rather than requiring manual interpretation of raw SPF records.
Side effects
- Domain has no SPF TXT record — returns no authorization and an empty record field
- DNS lookup failure via Cloudflare DoH — may return an error or timeout
- Domain does not exist — lookup fails with DNS NXDOMAIN
- Malformed SPF record — partial parse result with best-effort mechanism extraction
- Rate limiting or payment failure — returns HTTP 402 if USDC payment is not provided
Input
Schema · Request body
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Tags
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