DMARC Advisor: DMARC Reporting Platform
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What is DMARC Advisor: DMARC Reporting Platform
DMARC Advisor is a DMARC reporting and management platform used to monitor and improve email authentication for an organization’s domains. It ingests DMARC aggregate and forensic reports and helps security and email administrators identify legitimate senders, misconfigurations, and potential domain spoofing. The product focuses on visibility and policy progression (e.g., moving toward stricter DMARC enforcement) rather than providing a full secure email gateway for inbound threat filtering.
DMARC reporting visibility
The platform centralizes DMARC report data and presents it in a way that helps teams understand who is sending mail on behalf of their domains. This supports identification of unauthorized sources that may indicate spoofing or brand impersonation attempts. It also helps validate whether legitimate third-party senders are authenticating correctly. This capability aligns well with organizations managing multiple domains and sending services.
Supports policy enforcement workflow
DMARC Advisor is designed around the operational steps required to move from monitoring to enforcement. It helps teams track authentication alignment and readiness to tighten policies (e.g., quarantine or reject). This is useful for reducing the risk of deliverability issues when changing DMARC policy. It provides a structured approach compared with manually parsing XML reports.
Focused on domain protection
The product’s core value is protecting outbound identity (domains) through DMARC, SPF, and DKIM monitoring and tuning. This complements broader email security stacks by addressing a specific control that many organizations struggle to operationalize. It is particularly relevant for security teams responsible for anti-spoofing and brand protection. The focus can simplify deployment compared with platforms that bundle many unrelated email security functions.
Not a full email gateway
A DMARC reporting platform does not replace inbound email threat protection such as malware scanning, URL rewriting, attachment sandboxing, or user-targeted phishing detection. Organizations typically still need separate controls for inbound email security and user protection. Buyers expecting end-to-end email security may find the scope narrower than products that include gateway and mailbox-layer defenses. Fit depends on whether the primary goal is domain authentication governance versus inbound threat filtering.
Dependent on DMARC data quality
Insights and accuracy rely on receiving complete DMARC reports from mailbox providers and having correct SPF/DKIM configurations. If third-party senders do not authenticate properly or reporting is incomplete, investigation and remediation can take time. Complex sending ecosystems (many vendors, subdomains, and legacy systems) can increase onboarding effort. Teams may need cross-functional coordination with marketing and IT to resolve issues.
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Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | 2 sending domains; unlimited non-sending domains; 1,000 monthly email volume; 1-week data history; 1 user; basic reporting features; "Sign up free" CTA. |
| Basic | €19 per month (billed annually) | 2 sending domains; unlimited non-sending domains; 100,000 monthly email volume; 3 months data history; 1 user; includes Pulse monitoring, SSO, exports; billed annually. |
| Plus | €199 per month (billed annually) | 8 sending domains; unlimited non-sending domains; 1,000,000 monthly email volume; 1 year data history; 3 users; suitable for mid-size organizations. |
| Enterprise | €499 per month (billed annually) — custom/quote available | 15 sending domains; unlimited non-sending domains; 5,000,000 monthly email volume; >1 year data history; unlimited users; enterprise features and custom quote. |
