Our 11-point readiness audit checks your nameservers, website and mail servers for IPv6. Seven checks run live in your browser right now; the four connectivity probes are part of our full audit.
Live checks use secure DNS-over-HTTPS (Cloudflare, Google DNS fallback) directly from your browser. Nothing is sent to Xaccel or stored.
These four tests open real network connections over IPv6 — something a browser sandbox can't do. They're not guesses: we simply don't run them here. Available in the full audit — book a free assessment.
Enter a domain and we'll run the 7 DNS-verifiable tests of the 11-point audit live: IPv6 addresses for your nameservers, web server, bare domain and mail servers, reverse DNS for mail IPv6, SPF IPv6 references, and the full delegation trace.
Over 40% of internet users now reach you over IPv6 first — on mobile networks, it's the majority. Being IPv6-ready isn't future-proofing; it's present-tense reachability.
Mobile carriers and many ISPs are IPv6-only behind translation layers. Without AAAA records, those users take the slow, fragile path to you — or none at all.
IPv6 avoids NAT translation and carrier-grade workarounds. Major platforms report measurably lower latency over IPv6 — speed your site gets for free.
Cloud providers now charge extra for scarce IPv4 addresses, and some new services ship IPv6-first. Readiness today avoids an emergency migration tomorrow.
Our engineers run the complete test suite from dual-stack servers: real HTTP/HTTPS and SMTP connections over IPv6, nameserver response checks, and a written remediation plan for anything that fails.
