What is DMARCmetric?
DMARCmetric is a DMARC monitoring service. You point your domain's DMARC reporting address at us, and we collect the aggregate reports that Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and thousands of other mail operators send about your domain — then turn that stream of compressed XML into dashboards, email digests and recommendations written in plain English.
If you are new to DMARC itself, start with What is DMARC? — the short version is that DMARC stops criminals from sending email as your domain, and its built-in reporting tells you exactly who is sending as you. DMARCmetric is the tool that makes those reports readable and actionable.
What DMARCmetric does
Most large mailbox providers that evaluate your DMARC record send aggregate reports — XML files, usually daily, one per operator. A domain with normal traffic quickly accumulates hundreds of them, and nobody reads XML for fun.
DMARCmetric receives those reports at a dedicated address, parses and validates them, and aggregates everything into a live picture of your email authentication: who sends as your domain, from where, how much, and whether it passes SPF, DKIM and DMARC alignment. Instead of raw percentages and cryptic result codes, you get a clear verdict per sender and concrete guidance on what to fix next — so you can walk your policy from p=none up to p=reject without ever breaking legitimate mail.
Who it's for
DMARCmetric is built for people who own domains and want them protected — without needing a deliverability specialist on staff:
- Small and mid-sized businesses that send invoices, receipts and support email and cannot afford to land in spam.
- Agencies and IT providers managing DMARC across many client domains from one place.
- Developers and founders who want spoofing protection and deliverability insight for their product's transactional mail.
If you can edit a DNS record, you can use DMARCmetric.
What you get today
Everything below is live in the product right now:
- All-domains overview — every domain you monitor on one screen, with compliance KPIs and a daily trend chart, so a fleet of domains is as easy to watch as one.
- Per-domain dashboards — message volume, pass rates and trend charts over a reporting window you choose: the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or the last 12 months. 90-day and 12-month windows are available on Starter and above; Free includes 30 days — see pricing.
- Sending sources, grouped by provider — traffic is clustered by the service that actually sent it (Microsoft 365, Postmark and others), with per-source authentication verdicts, instead of a wall of anonymous IP addresses.
- Country view — sending IPs are mapped to countries, making it obvious when "your" mail suddenly originates somewhere your business has never operated.
- Policy advisor with live DNS recheck — the advisor reads your published DMARC record straight from DNS at the click of a button and tells you where you stand on the road to
p=reject. - Scheduled email digests — a daily, weekly or monthly summary of your domains delivered to your inbox, with one-click unsubscribe. Digests are off by default; you opt in from your account settings.
- CSV export — download the data behind the current dashboard view for spreadsheets, audits or reporting to clients.
We deliberately don't claim more than we ship — what you see on the live demo is the real product with sample data.
What it costs
DMARCmetric is priced per domain, never per message — we never meter your mail volume. Free covers 1 domain with 30 days of history, no credit card required. Starter is $4 per domain per month (or $40 per domain per year) with unlimited domains, a full year of history and failure forensics, starting with a 14-day trial (card required at checkout). Larger fleets run on Scale — contact [email protected]. The full comparison is on the pricing page, and the mechanics are in Pricing and the free tier.
Getting started
Setup takes a few minutes and does not change how your email flows:
- Create your free account and add your domain.
- Publish the DMARC record we give you — a single DNS TXT entry pointing reports at DMARCmetric.
- Watch the first aggregate reports arrive, usually within a day or two, and let the dashboard tell you what to fix first.
Prefer to look before you leap? Explore the live demo — no account needed — or brush up on the fundamentals in What is DMARC?.