DMARC analyzer, monitoring and record management platform
Email security, authentication and automated reporting
Is your email security up to date?
Help your brand stop spoofing and email hackers with multidomain DMARC monitoring and reporting software. The DMARC management platform helps organizations manage email authentication and security measures, including DMARC, DKIM, and SPF records.
Effortless DMARC setup with our configuration wizard
Unlimited email sending - Monitor every email sent
Lifetime reporting
Affordable monitoring alongside more essential email deliverability tools
Monitor domains with military-grade email security, including GDPR and HIPAA compliance
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Get enhanced email domain protection with ZeroBounce’s multi-domain DMARC monitoring.
DMARC monitoring is available in ZeroBounce email deliverability toolkit packages. Or, you can enjoy the DMARC monitor and Analyzer by itself with a custom toolkit below.
DMARC Monitoring starts at $49/month for 1 domain. However, you can monitor 2 domains for the same price in the Starter Toolkit, which also comes with four more essential email deliverability tools!
Sign up today and get instant access to essential features like authentication, monitoring, and automated reporting to aid you at every step of your email journey.
What’s included with DMARC monitor?
The No. 1 email validation service for 350,000+ clients
Hold on - what’s DMARC, and why do I need a monitor and analyzer?
Domain-Based Messaging, Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) is an email authentication tool that helps organizations monitor the emails sent from their company domain.
If you’re not familiar with DMARC, chances are, your brand’s email security is in danger.
By setting up an automated DMARC monitor and Analyzer, you’ll have real-time defense and alerts against hackers who look to use your brand name as a tool for spoofing and phishing attempts. It’s also helpful in keeping your email domain off of email blacklists.
DMARC monitoring stops bad actors from dragging your business name through the mud. And, when email receivers know that your organization’s emails are trustworthy, more of your emails reach the inbox.
Continue to find out how our DMARC monitor and Analyzer simplifies email authentication and security so that you can focus on what’s really important.
DMARC monitor and analyzer features
Easy DMARC monitor setup for every DMARC record type
Benefit from easy DMARC setup by using our guided policy setup. Eliminate the technical difficulty of generating your own DMARC record and adding it to your DNS records. Once you set up your monitor, we’ll put your policy in place.
You provide the domain you want to monitor, and we’ll investigate the DNS records to see how your outgoing email conforms with your DKIM and SPF record alignment with DMARC.
The simple 3-step process lets you select your DMARC record type, input your organization’s email domain info, and begin domain verification. Email security and authentication are made simple.
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Multi-domain DMARC monitoring for comprehensive email authentication
DMARC monitoring displays comprehensive data on every email sent using each of your brand’s domains simultaneously. Get a quick snapshot of every email delivered to the inbox, and we’ll notify you of any unusual activity we suspect to be spoofing or phishing attempts.
Use our platform for DMARC testing to ensure your email security measures are effective and fully operational. The DMARC testing feature allows you to verify that your policies are correctly implemented across all domains, preventing any gaps in your email authentication process. The DMARC monitor and Analyzer is your go-to anti-phishing software for optimal email security.
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In-depth DMARC analysis tool & record generator
Generate automated reports for every email monitored, quarantined, or rejected by your DMARC policy for a given domain. Track how successfully your emails align with your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication according to your DNS records.
Utilize our DMARC record tester to ensure that each DMARC record is accurately configured and performing as expected. The DMARC record tester provides detailed insights into your DMARC records, helping you quickly identify and resolve any issues that could affect your email deliverability. Spare yourself the hassle of gathering your email security data and get reports delivered straight to your DMARC monitor and Analyzer dashboard.
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Adjust your DMARC, DKIM, and SPF record alignment seamlessly
The DMARC management platform and software lets you specify your domain and subdomain policies, along with the strictness of your SPF and DKIM alignment. You can track the compliance of outgoing emails and quickly identify when either SPF or DKIM fails to meet your authentication requirements.
Adjusting your DMARC policy to allow and observe email sends is helpful for learning more about which tools your organization uses to send email. Once you know where emails are sent from, your email security team can update your DNS records as needed so that you don’t inadvertently create self-inflicted inbox delivery issues.
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Enhanced DMARC email security tool with automated notifications & alerts
Our DMARC monitor and Analyzer tool makes improving email domain security effortless. Stay up-to-date and get notified of any suspicious activity. The DMARC report analyzer allows you to dive deep into your DMARC reports, providing you with detailed insights on every monitored email. With the DMARC report analyzer, you can easily identify trends, spot potential threats, and ensure your email authentication policies are working effectively. This feature helps organizations like yours get proactive in the fight against fraudulent use of your brand name and company domain by spoofers and hackers.
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Why do I need a DMARC monitor and analyzer?
Stop email fraud and spoofing
Have you ever received one of those phishing emails doing a lousy job of impersonating a brand? Your organization could be next. Authenticate your email domain with a DMARC record and stop imposters and spoofers from using your company name.
Improve email deliverability
Google & Yahoo now require companies to authenticate their emails. Set up your DMARC record and monitor every email sent to protect yourself from inbox delivery issues.
Identify email inbox delivery issues
With improper email server configuration, you could be limiting your own emails. Display every email sent using your domain, get reports on outbound sending issues, and sort any delivery issues related to your email authentication.
Automated, comprehensive DMARC reporting
Even if your emails are authenticated with DMARC, you can’t do much without records of your email activity. Use the DMARC monitor and Analyzer and automatically get new reports on each domain you’re monitoring.
Need SPF and DKIM email authentication records for your DMARC monitor?
Without email authentication records like SPF and DKIM, the DMARC monitor won’t be able to enforce your organization’s preferred email security rules.
We’ve got your back.
To help your brand use DMARC monitoring effectively, you can use these email authentication generators to instantly create SPF and DKIM records for your email domain’s DNS records.
Try our free SPF and DKIM record generators using the links below. Learn how to create and set up email authentication rules with an email service provider and how they’re your best defense against spoofing and phishing.
Not interested in the complete email deliverability toolkit?
Get DMARC monitor the way you need it
Take full advantage of our advanced DMARC solutions with our custom pricing solutions. Let us know the number of email domains you need to monitor, and we’ll get you started.
Elevate Your Email Security with ZeroBounce’s Free Tools
Protecting your domain with DMARC monitoring is just the start. To ensure full compliance and airtight security, leverage our suite of free tools designed to support your email authentication strategy.
DKIM Generator
Strengthen your email authentication with DKIM. Use our DKIM Generator to create DKIM records that authenticate your email messages and enhance the security provided by your DMARC setup. Together with SPF, DKIM ensures that your domain is fully protected.
Email Verification ROI
Maximize the value of your email authentication efforts by understanding the ROI of email verification. This tool shows you how maintaining a secure and validated email list can enhance your overall email performance and protect your brand’s reputation.
Email Risk Assessment
Uncover potential vulnerabilities in your email setup with the Email Risk Assessment tool. This tool evaluates the risks associated with your email campaigns and helps you identify areas where your DMARC policy might need reinforcement.
SPF Generator
Ensure your emails are verified with a robust SPF record. Our SPF Generator makes it easy to create and implement SPF records that align with your DMARC policy. This is your first line of defense against email spoofing and phishing attacks.
These tools, in conjunction with our DMARC monitor and Analyzer, provide a comprehensive approach to email security, ensuring that your organization is always protected against unauthorized use of your domain.
Frequently asked questions about DMARC monitoring
Domain-based Messaging Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) is an email security tool that aids in email domain protection. DMARC works to align your SPF and DKIM policies (two additional email authentication methods) and provides instructions on whether to allow, quarantine, or reject emails if the sender fails an authentication check.
A DMARC policy is necessary to aid in email domain protection. It’s common for spoofers and spammers to attack company email domains to help make their phishing scams appear legitimate. By implementing a DMARC policy along with SPF and DKIM, senders must pass all email authentication processes to reach a user’s inbox successfully.
ZeroBounce DMARC monitoring is available in email deliverability toolkit packages starting at $49/month. These packages include access to DMARC management, Email Finder, inbox placement and email server tests, and blacklist monitoring. If you wish to use DMARC monitoring online, visit our pricing page for more information.
You can create a DMARC policy for free by using our DMARC generator tool. You’ll need to provide your email domain and select the appropriate policy type (how you want your ISP to handle emails that fail related to SPF and DKIM checks). Then, add your DMARC record to your email domain’s DNS records.
DMARC requires SPF, DKIM, or both. These are necessary as your DMARC policy is a set of instructions that advises your ISP on what to do with emails that fail one or more of these checks. You can use DMARC with only SPF or DKIM, but any sent emails automatically fail the absent checks. Be sure to adjust your DMARC policy accordingly.
The DMARC analysis tool offers full reporting on every email sent using your email domain and their DMARC compliance success rate. Whenever an email passes or fails one or more email authentication checks, the email report is logged in your DMARC monitor. It will also let you know which emails were accepted, quarantined, or rejected based on your domain’s DMARC policy. It will also inform you if an SPF or DKIM record is present for each domain you monitor.
Domain verification results can take up to 24 hours to propagate. You can check your domain verification status anytime by visiting the DMARC tool from your account. We’ll also send you an automated email notification when the verification process is completed. If you’re still facing issues, double-check your DMARC monitor settings. Then, check your DMARC policy in your DNS records for any potential configuration issues.
