Is your email security up to date?
As an email marketer, your goal is to reach your audience effectively. But in today’s digital landscape, email security is a top priority. Phishing, spoofing, and other cyberattacks not only affect your deliverability but also damage your brand's reputation.
Our platform is designed to empower marketers like you with an easy-to-use solution for managing and monitoring your DMARC, DKIM, and SPF records. This means higher inbox placement rates, fewer spam complaints, and total protection from email hackers trying to exploit your domain.
- Increase Deliverability
- Protect Your Brand
- Stop Spoofing and Phishing Attacks
Understanding DMARC
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) is an email authentication protocol designed to protect email senders and recipients from spam, phishing, and email spoofing attacks.
- SPF (Sender Policy Framework): Ensures that only authorized mail servers can send emails on behalf of your domain.
- DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail): Adds a digital signature to emails, verifying that they haven't been altered during transit.
DMARC uses the alignment of SPF and DKIM to verify the authenticity of incoming emails and provides domain owners with visibility into how their email domain is being used. This transparency helps prevent unauthorized entities from using your domain for malicious purposes.
How DMARC Works
When an email is sent from your domain, DMARC checks for the following:
- SPF Check: DMARC checks the SPF record to verify that the IP address sending the email is authorized to do so by the domain owner.
- DKIM Check: Ensures that the email’s DKIM signature matches the domain in the 'From' header and that the signature is valid.
If both checks pass, the email is considered legitimate. If either fails, DMARC follows the policy you set:
- None (monitor only): No action is taken; reports are generated to help monitor unauthorized use of your domain
- Quarantine: Emails that fail DMARC checks are marked as suspicious and can be sent to the recipient’s spam folder.
- Reject:Emails that fail DMARC validation are outright rejected and not delivered
Key Benefits of Using a DMARC Analyzer
- Enhanced Email Deliverability: Implementing DMARC ensures that your legitimate emails are authenticated properly, improving the chances that they will land in the recipient's inbox instead of the spam folder.
- Reduced Spam Complaints and Phishing Attempts: DMARC reduces the chances of your domain being used for phishing and spam, lowering complaints and enhancing your domain’s reputation
- Improved Brand Protection: DMARC stops cybercriminals from sending fake emails from your domain, protecting your brand from exploitation in phishing attacks.
- Increased Visibility and Reporting: Detailed reports give you insights into your domain’s email activity and help you detect unauthorized use before it escalates.
- Strengthened Email Security: DMARC adds another layer of security by preventing email spoofing and phishing, reinforcing your domain's overall security infrastructure.
Deliverability Tools
Choose the best plan that fits your needs.
Basic
$49 / month
- 50 Email Scoring per month
- 50 Inbox Placement Tests per month
- 10 Blacklist Monitors per month (scanned every 12 hrs)
- 2 DMARC Monitor Domains per month
Advanced
$99 / month
- 100 Email Scoring per month
- 100 Inbox Placement Tests per month
- 20 Blacklist Monitors per month (scanned every 10 hrs)
- 5 DMARC Monitor Domains per month
- 250 Warmup IP Actions per day
Premium
$249 / month
- 500 Email Scoring per month
- 500 Inbox Placement Tests per month
- 50 Blacklist Monitors per month (scanned every 8 hrs)
- 20 DMARC Monitor Domains per month
- 750 Warmup IP Actions per day
Enterprise
$499 / month
- 1,500 Email Scoring per month
- 1,500 Inbox Placement Tests per month
- 250 Blacklist Monitors per month (scanned every 4 hrs)
- 250 DMARC Monitor Domains per month
- 2,500 Warmup IP Actions per day
FAQ & Answers
Here are some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) about our email deliverability:
- What is DMARC, and why should marketers care?
A: DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) is an essential email security protocol that ensures only authorized senders can send emails on behalf of your domain. For marketers, this means greater deliverability, as DMARC helps prevent your emails from being flagged as spam, and also protects your brand from phishing and spoofing attacks that can tarnish its reputation.
- Do email marketers need DMARC?
A: Absolutely. DMARC not only protects your domain from being spoofed by malicious actors, but it also enhances your email deliverability. With DMARC, your legitimate emails are more likely to reach recipients' inboxes instead of getting filtered out as spam. This can significantly impact your email marketing performance by improving open and engagement rates.
- Why hasn’t my domain been verified by the DMARC monitor?
A: Domain verification can take up to 24 hours to propagate. If you're still having trouble, double-check your DMARC settings and DNS records to ensure everything is configured properly. You’ll receive an email notification once your domain is verified, or you can check the status from your account dashboard.
- How can I set up a DMARC policy?
A: Setting up a DMARC policy is simple with our DMARC generator. Enter your domain, select your preferred policy (reject, quarantine, or monitor), and follow the steps to add the DMARC record to your DNS settings. This ensures that emails failing SPF/DKIM checks are handled according to your policy.
- Does DMARC improve email deliverability?
A: Yes, DMARC significantly improves your deliverability. By authenticating your emails with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, you demonstrate to email providers that your messages are legitimate. This reduces the chances of your emails being marked as spam and helps build trust with email service providers.
- What does the DMARC analysis tool provide?
A: Our DMARC analysis tool provides detailed reports on every email sent from your domain. You'll see which emails passed or failed DMARC authentication, including insights into SPF and DKIM record alignment. The tool also shows whether emails were accepted, quarantined, or rejected based on your DMARC policy, helping you optimize your email marketing efforts.