Silent email failures cost you clients
Since Google and Yahoo's 2024 bulk-sender rules — and Gmail rejecting non-compliant mail outright in November 2025 — unmonitored DMARC means your (or your client's) mail silently lands in spam or bounces. You don't find out until someone complains. DMARC reports tell you what's happening, but they arrive as dense XML no one wants to read.
How it works
Publish a single DNS TXT record with an rua tag pointing to us. Copy, paste, done.
Mailbox providers like Google, Yahoo and Microsoft send us your DMARC reports automatically.
Each week you get a plain-English verdict per domain — what passed, what failed, and what to fix.
Simple flat pricing
Solo
Up to 3 domains. For freelancers and small senders.
Agency
Up to 25 domains. For agencies managing client email.
Agency+
Up to 100 domains. For larger portfolios.
Agencies with 10 client domains pay per-domain tools $140+/mo — we charge $29 flat.
Join the waitlist
Be first to get flat-price DMARC monitoring. No spam — just a heads-up at launch.
FAQ
What is DMARC?
DMARC is an email standard that tells mailbox providers how to handle messages that fail authentication (SPF/DKIM). It also lets you receive reports on who is sending mail as your domain — legitimate or not.
Do I need code or a developer?
No. You add one DNS TXT record — a copy-and-paste change in your domain settings. No code, no servers, no integrations.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel anytime with no lock-in. Your data stays yours.