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Cloudflare vs URIports

Choose Cloudflare for a broad security platform, or URIports for a dedicated DMARC focus.
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Compare product functionality

Feature set

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Cloudflare's DMARC Management, currently in beta, is part of its expansive suite of internet security and performance services. This means DMARC reporting isn't a standalone product, but rather integrates into a larger ecosystem.
We found that while it offers fundamental DMARC insights, its strength lies in leveraging Cloudflare's existing infrastructure for broader email and web security. It aims to provide essential visibility into email authentication, helping to detect and prevent brand impersonation attempts.
URIports provides a more focused and comprehensive DMARC reporting and monitoring solution. It's built specifically for email security and offers a detailed breakdown of DMARC, SPF, and DKIM results, making it a powerful tool for dedicated email deliverability professionals.
We appreciate its granular control and extensive reporting capabilities, which extend beyond DMARC to include other security policies like CSP, NEL, and MTA-STS. This specialization allows for deep dives into email traffic patterns and authentication issues, ensuring a robust defense against spoofing and phishing.
How easy is each product to use

User experience

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Cloudflare's DMARC features are integrated into its extensive dashboard, which can be both a blessing and a curse. If you're already a Cloudflare user, the DMARC section will feel familiar and flow naturally with your existing workflows.
However, for new users, navigating the vast array of Cloudflare services to find specific DMARC functionalities might feel a bit overwhelming at first. The interface is clean and functional, but its breadth means there's a learning curve to truly leverage all its capabilities effectively.
URIports offers a slick and easy-to-use interface, specifically designed for DMARC and related email security monitoring. Its dashboard is intuitive, presenting DMARC reports, authentication statistics, and potential threats in a clear and actionable manner.
We found the advanced DMARC explanation tool particularly helpful for quickly understanding complex reports. The focus on email security means less clutter and a more direct path to the information you need, making it very user-friendly for both novices and seasoned experts in email deliverability.
Which product has the best support

Support

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Cloudflare's support structure is tiered, often correlating with your service plan. For users on lower-tier or free plans, support primarily relies on extensive documentation and community forums. Direct customer support can be limited, and response times for non-enterprise users might be slow.
While their documentation is comprehensive, we observed that some complex issues require technical expertise, and getting timely, personalized assistance can be a challenge. Enterprise customers typically receive dedicated support, but this isn't universally available.
URIports offers basic product support across all its subscriptions, with more in-depth premium support available at higher tiers, such as the Himalaya plan. While a direct phone line might not be immediately apparent, their system indicates a commitment to assisting users with their email security concerns.
Given its specialized nature, we expect their support staff to have a deep understanding of DMARC and related protocols. This focused expertise is often invaluable when troubleshooting specific email authentication issues, ensuring you're not left to decipher complex reports alone.
Who should use each product

Suitability

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Cloudflare is best suited for organizations already utilizing its broader ecosystem for web security, CDN, and DNS management. It's an excellent choice for enterprises that need DMARC to be just one component of a holistic internet security strategy.
For MSPs, Cloudflare offers tools to manage multiple client zones, making DMARC part of a larger security offering. SMBs might find it powerful but potentially complex if their primary need is solely DMARC reporting, as the DMARC product is in beta.
URIports is ideal for any organization, from SMBs to enterprises, that prioritizes dedicated, in-depth email security and DMARC compliance. Its granular reporting and additional policy monitoring make it perfect for email deliverability experts and teams focused purely on email authentication.
MSPs would find URIports suitable due to its multi-domain management and tiered features like 'Team Access', allowing them to efficiently manage DMARC for various clients. Its straightforward, focused approach benefits users who want a powerful tool without the overhead of a broader security platform.

How does Cloudflare compare with URIports?

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DMARC report analysis
Source detection
Forward detection
Spoof detection
Notifications and alerts
Reporting
API
Multi-tenancy
SPF flattening
Hosted DMARC
BIMI
MTA-STS/TLS-RPT
Blocklists and reputation
AI copilot
DNS monitoring
Self hostable
Free trial/free tier

Drawbacks and what to watch out for

Cloudflare's primary drawback for DMARC is its integration into a massive platform, which can dilute the focus on email-specific issues and make support less specialized for DMARC. URIports, while highly focused, has not accumulated public G2 reviews, which could be a concern for those seeking external validation of its user experience and support quality.
We have pulled the average ratings from G2 for each product, and also included the most recent negative reviews for each product in full. Positive reviews tend to have less detail and have a higher chance of being fraudulent, so negative reviews are a better signal for your decision.
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Horrible Support and Billing - They run with your money and don't care to get billing correct
Ease of deployment, dashboard and configurations for the WAF, Cache, and other features are top tier with ease, settings, and logging. Just don't have an issue with them or you're on your own. Also, don't keep a credit card on file or they'll bill you for their mistakes. Customer support and billing. Their support does not read what you have to say but rather comes in with their own interpretation of what has happened and forces their views on your issue rather than trying to understand exactly what is happening. On two occassions in the last few months I have had this happen when I encountered an issue with the core product and their billing. The billing should be detailed further as it is sketchy business practices. Back in April they changed their billing software and charged me incorrectly for a month as it included the previous month as well (which I already paid). I brought this to their attention and the billing support assured me that it was not a problem. Come last week, they limited my account as I "had unpaid biling" so I contacted them again and brought attention to this wrong invoice that they never corrected. Come yesterday, they just charged my credit card on file without my authorization or explanination of what is going on. I've replied to the open ticket and created a new ticket and no one is answering. I don't want to be a drama case but this is ridiculous to have been charged something from months ago and not be given an explanation. Improve the security and performance of our websites/applications. Their configurable/customizable WAF, CDN/Caching, bot mitigation, and DDoS protection accomplish this for our websites/applications.
Jim M.
Owner Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
No G2 reviews
G2 is the most popular review platform for DMARC products, so this is a strong signal that this product is not popular.
Support very unresponsive. Not understanding P1 urgency. Delayed project 3 whole days.
The website is intuitive, implementation steps are straightforward. It has numerous features, and they are indeed needed by a web app. If your implementation goes well, it's fine. However, if you are in trouble, the support doc is useless. You pay for the pro plan to try to get some technician support. No one cares about your business or service, even if you identify it as a P1 urgency. My project was down and could not get anyone to help me when I identified it as a high-impact ticket. The ticket support system is horrible. No technicians provide you with timely manner answers and support. Not worth the price.
Andrew Z.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
WAF is good, but so many half baked side features
The WAF is pretty industry standard. Its not too slow, gets regular updates, easy to deploy and cheap The side features are just trash. Its clear they have been shipped and dropped. Cloudflare Bot Detection should not exist. Its not even funny how easy it is to bypass. Page Shield is a joke, their API security is a joke. OWASP top 10
Verified User in Computer Software
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Love the product- support could use some work
Super easy to use. Very developer friendly. Tons of value for price. Undoubtedly #1 in WAF. Could use some better support. No direct channels for tech questions. It's providing great security for our web app.
Verified User in Computer Software
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
Don't Pay for Support
In general, cloudflare is really easy to navigate, especially for simple DNS and domain management. Unless you have a complicated setup, I find it easy enough to move a domain or simply manage DNS for most sites. Their support is terrible. Had an issue with a client's DNS and the person I was talking to clearly didn't have a clue what they were talking about. They took so long between answers, it seemed like they were just asking someone else. Ultimately, they were of no help and we were out the money we paid to have live support. Makes DNS and Security easy for most websites and domains.
Verified User in Marketing and Advertising
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

Pricing

Cloudflare's DMARC is in beta and currently free, while URIports offers a clear tiered pricing structure with a generous free trial and annual discounts.
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Small
Contact for pricing / Free beta
Sand: $1/month for 10k reports
Medium
Contact for pricing
Pebble: $6/month for 100k reports
Large
Contact for pricing
Stone: $28/month for 500k reports
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
Mountain/Himalaya: $110-440/month

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