EasyDMARC offers an extensive suite of features that go beyond basic DMARC reporting. This includes managed services for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, and MTA-STS, significantly simplifying the implementation and ongoing management of these complex protocols. We found their EasySPF tool particularly useful for SPF flattening, helping us navigate the 10-DNS-lookup limit without breaking a sweat.
Their platform also provides granular reporting, subdomain detection, and reputation monitoring, giving us a holistic view of our email ecosystem. For those looking to dive deep, the platform includes tools for email investigation and phishing URL checks, which are excellent for proactive threat detection. While comprehensive, the sheer number of features can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming, requiring some time to master all capabilities.
DMARC Manager focuses on providing robust DMARC monitoring and reporting, helping users gain visibility into their email authentication status. Its core strength lies in aggregating DMARC reports, making it easier to identify legitimate sending sources and detect potential spoofing or impersonation attempts.
While specific feature details are less explicit without direct platform access or a detailed pricing page, DMARC Manager, like most DMARC solutions, is expected to offer essential tools for SPF and DKIM alignment checks, as well as alerts for policy changes or suspicious activity. We anticipate a strong emphasis on core DMARC compliance and analysis, providing the necessary data to move domains to an enforcement policy.
How easy is each product to use
User experience
EasyDMARC prides itself on an intuitive user interface, which we generally found to be true. The dashboards are well-organized, presenting complex DMARC data in digestible, graphical formats. Setting up domains and configuring DMARC records is made easier with their guided processes and managed services, directly from the platform.
However, some users have noted that the frequent addition of new features can sometimes make the platform feel a bit busy, requiring administrators to continuously adapt. While the core DMARC analysis is straightforward, navigating the more advanced features and ensuring proper DNS configuration can still require some technical understanding, despite their efforts to simplify it.
DMARC Manager aims for a streamlined experience, focusing on the essentials of DMARC reporting. Based on typical DMARC platforms, we expect a clean interface that provides clear insights into DMARC compliance and email traffic patterns. The initial setup process, involving adding DMARC records to DNS, is a standard procedure across all platforms, including DMARC Manager.
The platform likely emphasizes ease of understanding for its primary function, allowing users to quickly grasp their email authentication posture. While lacking public reviews, it's reasonable to assume DMARC Manager offers a user experience designed to efficiently convey critical DMARC data, making the journey to an enforced DMARC policy as clear as possible.
Which product has the best support
Support
EasyDMARC offers robust customer support, with many users highlighting their responsiveness and expertise. Depending on the plan, support ranges from a knowledge base to email support, and even dedicated DMARC engineers for higher tiers. We found that their team is generally quick to respond, providing thorough answers and guidance.
For enterprise and MSP plans, the dedicated support and structured onboarding process, including weekly meetings, can be incredibly beneficial. However, some users have expressed a desire for phone support in lower tiers, preferring direct voice communication over email or scheduled meetings for urgent issues. Overall, their support is a strong point, helping users navigate the complexities of email security.
Information on DMARC Manager's specific support offerings is not publicly detailed. Most DMARC reporting services typically offer a knowledge base, email support, and potentially chat support for technical inquiries. For a SaaS platform like DMARC Manager, efficient digital support channels are crucial for user success.
Without customer reviews or explicit service level agreements, we can infer that basic support for technical issues related to DMARC configuration and platform usage would be available. Companies evaluating DMARC Manager should inquire directly about their support channels, response times, and the availability of dedicated assistance, especially for larger deployments.
Who should use each product
Suitability
EasyDMARC is highly suitable for a wide range of organizations, from SMBs to enterprises, and particularly shines for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). Its multi-tenancy features and dedicated MSP plans, including white-label reporting, make it an attractive option for managing multiple client domains.
For enterprises, the comprehensive managed services, unlimited invited users, and advanced security features like SSO and audit logs make it a robust choice. SMBs can also benefit from its user-friendly interface and guided setup, especially with its generous free plan, although some advanced features might be more than they initially need.
DMARC Manager appears best suited for organizations primarily focused on achieving DMARC compliance and monitoring without extensive managed services. It's likely a good fit for SMBs and mid-market companies that have some internal technical expertise to handle DNS configurations and prefer a more self-directed approach to DMARC enforcement.
While it probably offers essential DMARC reporting, its suitability for large enterprises or MSPs requiring multi-tenancy and extensive automation would need further investigation, as these features are not prominently advertised. Its focus seems to be on core DMARC functionality, making it a solid choice for those who need clear visibility into their email authentication and aren't looking for a highly managed solution.
DMARC report analysis
Ability to parse and visualize DMARC aggregate (RUA) reports.
Comprehensive aggregate reports with GeoMaps and vendor identification.
Provides essential DMARC aggregate report parsing and visualization.
Source detection
Identification of all sending sources using your domain.
Clear list of compliant and non-compliant sending sources.
Helps identify legitimate and unauthorized email senders.
Forward detection
Mechanisms to detect and manage email forwarding issues.
Includes failure reports (RUF) and subdomain detection.
Standard DMARC reporting helps in understanding forwarded email flows.
Spoof detection
Ability to identify and block email spoofing attempts.
Core DMARC functionality to protect against impersonation.
Primary benefit of DMARC implementation is spoofing protection.
Notifications and alerts
System for real-time alerts on DMARC policy changes or suspicious activity.
Offers alert management for various DMARC related events.
Likely includes notifications for non-compliance or threats.
Reporting
Generates various reports for DMARC, SPF, and DKIM performance.
Provides comprehensive reports for email authentication status.
API
Application Programming Interface for integration with other systems.
Mentioned in reviews, useful for programmatic access.
Most modern SaaS platforms include an API for integrations.
Multi-tenancy
Support for managing multiple clients or sub-organizations from a single account.
Explicitly designed for MSPs with multi-tenant platform and white-labeling.
Not explicitly advertised, focus appears to be single-organization.
SPF flattening
Automates the process of combining multiple SPF records to stay within DNS lookup limits.
Includes 'EasySPF' feature to flatten SPF records.
Not explicitly mentioned as a feature.
Hosted DMARC
Manages DMARC DNS records directly through the platform.
Offers 'Managed DMARC' feature for easy policy adjustments.
Standard for DMARC platforms to simplify record management.
BIMI
Support for Brand Indicators for Message Identification.
Offers 'Managed BIMI' as part of its services.
Likely supports BIMI as a related authentication protocol.
MTA-STS/TLS-RPT
Support for Mail Transfer Agent Strict Transport Security and TLS Reporting.
Offers 'Managed MTA-STS' and provides TLS reports.
Expected to support these as part of advanced email security.
Blocklists and reputation
Monitoring of IP addresses against common email blocklists and sender reputation.
Includes 'Reputation Monitoring' and 'IP Source Monitoring'.
Provides insights into sender reputation as part of analysis.
AI copilot
AI-powered assistance for DMARC policy recommendations or report analysis.
Not currently a feature, though a review wished for it.
No indication of AI features.
DNS monitoring
Monitors DNS records for DMARC, SPF, and DKIM changes or misconfigurations.
Monitors SPF, DKIM, and DMARC DNS records.
Essential for any DMARC solution to function effectively.
Self hostable
Option to host the DMARC reporting software on your own infrastructure.
Provided as a SaaS solution.
Provided as a SaaS solution.
Free trial/free tier
Availability of a free version or trial period to test the product.
Offers a free plan for 1 domain and 1,000 emails/month.
Advertises a clear 'Start Free Trial' option.
EasyDMARC, while feature-rich, can sometimes feel overwhelming due to its extensive offerings, and the pricing structure might push users to higher tiers faster than anticipated. DMARC Manager's main drawback is the lack of public information and reviews, making it challenging to fully assess its capabilities and user satisfaction without direct engagement.
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.
4.8 / 5(135)
0 / 5(0)
Just poor onboarding and sales support
0.5 / 5
What do you like best about EasyDMARC?
The aggregated reports are great, as well as the ability to have multiple domain reports displayed in one reporting system.
What do you dislike about EasyDMARC?
I started my free trial after a sales rep gave me a demo of the tool. I added 12 domains to the system. Ultimately, I was motivated to start using the software since it takes some time to set up. After all domains were set up, I reached back out to schedule another meeting (that's the only support available during the trial) trying to understand "what's next". It costs $79 for 5 domains; so I knew 12 domains would cost more, but I couldn't really grasp the business case yet. Why use easyDMARC over not using it? Setting up DKIM, SPF, etc., can be done without it.
In the second meeting, my salesperson wasn't helpful at all. She pointed out that she had already answered some of my questions in the first meeting, repeatedly mentioned how important "this all" is, and that their customers are all happy. But I still didn't understand how to use it effectively. How do I go about using this software daily and make it part of my business routine?
The conversation became heated when we went through an aggregated report by domain and looked at non-compliant traffic. There was some, and I didn't know what the source was. So, I asked, "What do I do now with this information?" She responded that she is not an engineer and that after I subscribe, I can reach out to customer service, but that all their customers find this all very easy.
I had to stop the conversation and felt very disappointed since I was simply looking for an explanation on how to use the information provided so I could build a case for why it makes sense to buy this software for my company.
What problems is EasyDMARC solving and how is that benefiting you?
I was hoping to find a solution that keeps us on top of complience, reporting and data management.
Julius G.
Founder & CEO Computer Software 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.
Unique Email Security Features, But Reporting Needs Improvement
3.5 / 5
What do you like best about EasyDMARC?
The easydmarc platform offers some features that many major email security companies do not provide, such as managed DMARC and managed DKIM. It also includes support for BIMI and MTA-STS.
What do you dislike about EasyDMARC?
The reporting section feels quite basic. It would be helpful if there were an AI feature to improve the wording, such as clarifying that after enforcing a DMARC policy set to p=reject, any non-compliant or threat-sending sources will no longer have their messages delivered to the receiver.
What problems is EasyDMARC solving and how is that benefiting you?
Easydmarc addresses the visibility challenges that often arise when implementing DMARC. By providing a clear list of sending sources, separated into compliant and non-compliant sections, it allows us to identify legitimate senders within our organization—even those that might not be known to the IT department. Additionally, the platform simplifies the process of implementing BIMI and MTA-STS, making it possible to set them up with just a few clicks.
Fariz A.
Executive Director Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Great for MSPs, but Frequent Updates and Manual DNS Changes Add Complexity
4.0 / 5
What do you like best about EasyDMARC?
Multi-tenanted and easy to use for MSP to deploy managed DMARC for customers
What do you dislike about EasyDMARC?
The platform keeps adding more features, and I find myself needing to learn how to deploy all of them. It also requires me to make manual changes through DNS, which adds another step to the process.
What problems is EasyDMARC solving and how is that benefiting you?
DMARC and SPF management consolidated for all customers in a single console.
William F.
Managing Director Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
One of the best UI for analyzing millions of emails
4.0 / 5
What do you like best about EasyDMARC?
The UI was the top among the competitors. It makes DMARC analysing task to be very easy. The other tools' interface was very complex compared to EasyDMARC. The support team is also very attentive and they are very quick.
What do you dislike about EasyDMARC?
Their current infrastructure is not enough for the current workload and they are transitioning a new infrastructure to solve this issue which is temporarily. They dont have sub-domain categorization to classify all the sub-domains for their intended purpose. However, they informed that this feature request is on their roadmap. Other than these, there is actually nothing that I can think of being a task-blocker for my daily operation.
What problems is EasyDMARC solving and how is that benefiting you?
To analyze our large landscape of our email providers that are used for campaings, transactional emails, system notification emails. We are also interested to continuiosly monitor the malicious actors that impersonates our email domains. One of the best use case of DMARC analyzers is to provice a large overview to fix all email records if a domain is missing them like SPF, DKIM and DMARC DNS records.
Serdar M.
Senior Information Technology System Engineer Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
Easy enough to use for someone who is not familiar with DMARC
4.0 / 5
What do you like best about EasyDMARC?
Its an incredibly straight forward product. There is managed DMARC, BIMI, and MTA-STS that once added to DNS can be configured quickly!
Additionally their customer support is top knotch. I created a ticket, was contacted within 10 minutes, and they answered all my questions.
What do you dislike about EasyDMARC?
This is likely not something they can do based on DNS limitations, but I'd like to see a managed DKIM option if at all possible.
What problems is EasyDMARC solving and how is that benefiting you?
My company had no DMARC policy in place. This was causing some of our business emails to end up in spam as well as finding spam companies somehow using our domain. While I haven't configured our policy to reject yet, its made the process to get to there much easier.
Verified User in Medical Devices
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
EasyDMARC offers detailed, tiered pricing with significant discounts for annual billing, including a free plan, while DMARC Manager provides a free trial but requires direct contact for comprehensive pricing details.
Small
Up to 10k emails / month
$0 (1k emails, 1 domain)
Contact for pricing
Medium
Up to 100k emails / month
$44.99/month ($35.99/month annually)
Contact for pricing
Large
Up to 1 million emails / month
$139.99/month ($111.99/month annually)
Contact for pricing
Enterprise
Over 1 million emails / month
Custom price
Contact for pricing
Suped hard sell incoming!
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