Everything in your reports, in plain English
DMARC reports are long XML files written for machines. We read them for you and tell you what each one means for your domain.
Your own report address
Each domain gets its own address. Put it in your DMARC record and every report lands with us, not in your inbox.
Who sends as you, by name
Google, Microsoft 365, Mailchimp, Amazon SES and more than 25 other services, recognised from their servers and signatures.
What passed and why
For every sender: how many emails passed DMARC, and whether DKIM and SPF matched your domain.
Clear steps to fix it
"Turn on DKIM in Mailchimp" with the menu to find it in, or "This server isn't yours: leave it failing".
Upload reports you already have
Drag in .xml, .xml.gz or .zip report files from your inbox and get the same answers straight away.
A safe rollout plan
Start by watching, then send more and more fake mail to spam, then block it. Each step only goes green when your real senders pass.
A nudge when it's time
We email you when your domain is ready for the next step, with the exact record to paste. A weekly summary is there if you want it.
Private to you
Only the account that proved the domain is theirs can see its reports. We keep what we read for 13 months, then delete it.
Works with any email service
Google, Microsoft 365, Fastmail, Proton or KT8 Mail: the reports come from the mail providers you send to, so nothing changes where your email lives.
From watching to blocking fakes, safely
Going straight to "reject" can block your own newsletters and invoices. This is the path we suggest for a new domain, about three months in all.
Watch only
p=noneWeeks 1 to 4. Nothing is blocked; the reports show who sends as you.
Spam folder for 25%
p=quarantine; pct=25Two weeks. A quarter of failing mail goes to spam.
Spam folder for 50%
p=quarantine; pct=50Two weeks. Half of failing mail goes to spam.
Spam folder for all
p=quarantineTwo weeks. All failing mail goes to spam.
Block
p=rejectFrom about month three. Fake mail in your name is refused outright.
Coming next
Features we’re working on next.
Alerts for new senders
An email the day a server you've never seen starts sending as your domain.
Share with your IT person
A private link to a domain's reports, for whoever looks after your email.
Download as a spreadsheet
Every sender and server as a CSV file, for your own records.
Reports in My domains
Your DMARC pass rate next to your other checks on My domains.
For teams and agencies
We’re planning a white-label edition of DMARC reports for agencies, web hosts and larger teams. Tell us what you’d need from it.
All your clients’ domains
Every client domain in one list, with a note when one needs attention.
Your brand on every report
Reports and emails carry your logo and colours, so your clients see your name, not ours.