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Shows which email platforms are allowed to send for your domain, so campaign tools are not mistaken for impersonators.
We turn the daily DMARC reports from Gmail and Yahoo into plain English and a single ready-to-send DNS record — so your campaigns reach the inbox and move to enforcement safely, without anyone reading raw XML. Start with a free domain check, no signup.
Free domain readiness check · No account required
No signup required for the first check. Create an account only when you want to save results and connect DMARC reports.
Check
Enter a domain and get the authentication score before signup.
Understand
See which records or senders are blocking safer deliverability.
Save
Sign up only when you want monitoring and DNS handoff instructions.
What ongoing monitoring shows
Email revenue depends on authentication, deliverability, and knowing which platforms are really sending for your brand.
Shows which email platforms are allowed to send for your domain, so campaign tools are not mistaken for impersonators.
Sends daily reports from mailbox providers so you can see who is sending, what passes, and when it is safe to tighten policy.
Confirms your marketing platforms are signing mail correctly, which helps mailbox providers trust your campaigns.
Start with a free domain check, then connect DMARC reports for a weekly digest and a safe path toward Gmail and Yahoo compliance.
See whether your domain is ready for monitoring, digesting reports, and moving toward stricter DMARC without hurting campaigns.
Get a ready-to-send DNS record and short instructions for the person who manages your domain, hosting, or email setup.
Run the free check first. Then connect DMARC reports when you are ready for ongoing deliverability monitoring.
Keeps receiving mail routed correctly while you improve outbound deliverability and brand protection.
Find brand abuse risk in language your team can act on: which messages customers may see and which senders need attention.
Review suspicious messages and authentication failures without reading raw headers or XML reports.
Know when a new sending source appears, authentication fails, or DNS changes could affect a launch.
Track changes to the records that affect deliverability, so a vendor or hosting update does not quietly break mail.
Keep a plain record of DMARC progress for stakeholders who need proof that the brand is moving toward enforcement.
Once DMARC is strong enough, we tell you exactly what to add so your logo shows up next to your emails in Gmail, Apple Mail, and other inboxes (BIMI).
Monitor campaign, transactional, and brand domains in one place so no sending identity is forgotten.