Email Subject Line Checker

Check any email subject line for spam triggers, length, curiosity, and open-rate signals. Get 5 rewrites.

Score
94
out of 100

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Quick question about {company}
I saw your recent update and had a thought...
Length75

Only 30 chars — aim for 40-60 for richer context

Spam Triggers100

No obvious spam words — good

ALL CAPS100

No shouting — good

Personalization100

Includes merge tag — great

Curiosity100

Opens a curiosity gap — good

Power Words100

Uses: quick

Urgency75

Consider a soft time anchor like 'this week' or 'by Friday'.

Emoji100

No emoji — safer for B2B and cold outreach

5 Rewrites — Different Angles

Curiosity
quick question about {company}
Benefit
save 10 hours/week on quick question about
Question
is quick question about {company} still on your roadmap?
Social Proof
how [similar company] fixed their quick question about {company} problem
Personalized
{first_name}, noticed something about {company}

Last updated: March 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this tell me my open rate?

No — actual open rates depend on your list, sender reputation, and send time. This tool catches subject-line issues that hurt open rates: spam triggers, length problems, low curiosity, all-caps shouting.

Does the score change based on B2B vs B2C?

The scoring is tuned for cold B2B outreach where emojis and urgency tactics hurt more. For B2C consumer emails, emojis and stronger urgency can work — use your judgment and A/B test in your ESP.

Can I use this for newsletter subject lines?

Yes. Newsletter subject lines benefit from the same rules: stay under 60 chars, avoid spam triggers, add curiosity. The tool works for any email context.

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