Suped

Eunetic vs DMARCEye

Choose Eunetic for a robust free DMARC report analyzer, or DMARCEye for comprehensive, scalable DMARC monitoring.
LogoLogo
First comparison imageSecond comparison image
Compare product functionality

Feature set

LogoLogo
First comparison imageSecond comparison image
Eunetic's DMARC reporting tool provides core DMARC report aggregation and analysis without any cost. It allows you to set up your domain's DMARC record and receive XML reports, which it then parses into a more digestible format.
While its primary offering is the free DMARC report analyzer, it integrates with their broader EuropeanMX security suite. The DMARC features focus on showing you what email sources are sending on behalf of your domain and their DMARC, SPF, and DKIM authentication results.
DMARCEye offers a more comprehensive feature set beyond basic DMARC report analysis, catering to various organizational sizes. Its AI-powered monitoring aims to simplify the complexities often associated with DMARC reports, providing actionable insights.
The platform includes smart alerts, email notifications, and integrations with popular collaboration tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams. For larger deployments, DMARCEye provides extended data history, multi-user access, and API capabilities, indicating a strong focus on scalability and operational efficiency.
How easy is each product to use

User experience

LogoLogo
First comparison imageSecond comparison image
From our experience, Eunetic's DMARC tool emphasizes simplicity, making it straightforward for users to get started with DMARC reporting. The setup involves changing MX records and configuring your domain, a process we found to be quite user-friendly, especially given its free nature.
The interface is clean and functional, prioritizing clear display of DMARC authentication results without excessive clutter. However, for those seeking advanced customization or deeper analytical dives, the user experience might feel a bit constrained by its minimalist approach.
DMARCEye is designed with an intuitive interface, aiming to demystify DMARC for users of varying technical expertise. We found its dashboard effective in presenting complex DMARC data in an accessible format, which is a significant advantage for daily monitoring.
Despite the general ease of use, one review noted that understanding specific DMARC errors can sometimes be challenging, though this might be more inherent to DMARC itself rather than a flaw in DMARCEye's presentation. The AI-powered features contribute to a guided experience, assisting users in interpreting reports and making informed decisions.
Which product has the best support

Support

LogoLogo
First comparison imageSecond comparison image
Eunetic, through its association with EuropeanMX, has received positive remarks regarding its support. We have seen feedback mentioning "personal and fast support," which indicates a responsive customer service approach.
Given that the DMARC tool is a free offering, the level of direct support might vary compared to paid enterprise solutions, but the anecdotal evidence suggests a commitment to assisting users with their email security needs.
DMARCEye provides a tiered support structure that scales with its plans. All users, including those on paid plans, have access to community support. As you move up to the Scale and Enterprise plans, priority support becomes available, enhancing response times and dedicated assistance.
For enterprise-level clients, DMARCEye offers 24/7 phone support, a dedicated account manager, and an SLA guarantee, which are crucial for mission-critical operations. This robust support system is designed to cater to businesses with complex or high-stakes DMARC requirements.
Who should use each product

Suitability

LogoLogo
First comparison imageSecond comparison image
Eunetic's DMARC report analyzer is an excellent choice for individuals or small businesses (SMBs) who need basic DMARC monitoring without any financial commitment. Its free nature makes it highly suitable for those just starting with DMARC or managing a single domain.
For managed service providers (MSPs) or enterprise organizations requiring advanced features, multi-tenancy, or comprehensive insights across many domains, Eunetic might lack the depth and scalability. It is best for simple, straightforward DMARC visibility.
DMARCEye is designed to serve a broader spectrum of users, from SMBs to large enterprises and MSPs. Its Basic plan is suitable for single-domain SMBs, offering core DMARC monitoring. The Scale plan targets SMBs and mid-market companies with 2-50 domains, providing robust features and team access.
The Enterprise plan is explicitly tailored for organizations with 50+ domains, making it highly suitable for large enterprises and MSPs who require extensive control, unlimited data history, dedicated support, and API access for integration into their existing systems. Its multi-tenancy features are a significant plus for MSPs.

How does Eunetic compare with DMARCEye?

Logo
Logo
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

When considering drawbacks, Eunetic's DMARC report analyzer, while free, appears to offer a more basic feature set. The G2 reviews predominantly discuss their spam filter, which suggests that the DMARC tool might be less mature or lack the advanced analytical capabilities, alerts, and integrations that more complex DMARC deployments demand. DMARCEye's main drawback is that its Basic plan has limited features, notably no smart alerts, and its cost scales per domain, which can become significant for organizations with a large number of domains, especially on monthly billing.
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.
Logo
Logo
protection at all times
What do you like best about EuropeanMX? I like that it is very lightweight, very easy to use, and it doesn't freeze my computer. It is very intuitive and keeps me protected at all times. I recommend it 100%. What do you dislike about EuropeanMX? Everything seems very good to me and I wouldn't change anything, I highly recommend it, as it helps us keep everything protected and thus not have to worry about security, it's one of the best. What problems is EuropeanMX solving and how is that benefiting you? It helps us keep all emails clean and free of malware or spyware, our computers are protected all the time and that gives us confidence to be able to work.
Jose G.
Analista Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
A seamless DMARC monitoring experience
What do you like best about DmarcEye? Ease of Use: DMARCeye is engineered with the end-user in mind, making it an ideal choice for those who are not necessarily tech-savvy. What do you dislike about DmarcEye? Sometimes it might be hard to understand DMARC errors, but I guess this is more of a DMARC problem itself. What problems is DmarcEye solving and how is that benefiting you? DMARCeye makes it easy to monitor and understand DMARC reports.
Jan P.
Programmer Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
Great Service
What do you like best about EuropeanMX? With EuropeanMX I have finally managed to effectively protect my business from spam and viruses in mail attachments. Setting up the spam filter was easy and took very little time. After switching the MX records to Eunetic's filter cloud, I no longer received any spam. The admin panel of the filter offers lots of setting options, but this is not necessary, as the filter already works great with the default settings. What do you dislike about EuropeanMX? Currently I can't think of anything negative about EuropeanMX. What problems is EuropeanMX solving and how is that benefiting you? With EuropeanMX I have managed to get my business spam free. The setup was quick and straightforward, which is especially useful for non-professionals. With EuropeanMX we save a lot of time, because we don't have to clean our mailboxes from unwanted messages. Also, the effective filter has reduced the likelihood of accidentally clicking a link to a hacked site, as such mails are directly sorted out. This increases the IT security of my company.
Andreas G.
CEO Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Great email security solution
What do you like best about EuropeanMX? The spam filter works perfectly. Very easy to set up, just change the MX records. No false positives found so far. Personal and fast support :) What do you dislike about EuropeanMX? No problems so far, which I hope will stay that way. Recommendations to others considering EuropeanMX: Use the 30 day trial to try the spam filter for free. What problems is EuropeanMX solving and how is that benefiting you? In the past we had hundreds of SPAM mails in our mailboxes every day. With EuropeanMX we get almost no SPAM / malware anymore.
Verified User in Real Estate
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

Pricing

Eunetic's DMARC report analyzer is entirely free, providing a cost-effective solution for basic monitoring, whereas DMARCEye offers a tiered pricing model that scales with the number of domains, including a 30-day free trial for its paid plans.
Logo
Logo
Small
Free
$5.00/month (billed annually) for 1 domain
Medium
Free
$4.00/domain/month (billed annually) for 2-50 domains
Large
Free
$4.00/domain/month (billed annually) for 2-50 domains
Enterprise
Free
From $300/month for 50+ domains

Suped hard sell incoming!

Still not satisfied with Eunetic or DMARCEye?
Logo
Logo
Suped double trouble

What makes Suped different

Automated sender discovery that finds shadow IT and third-party services
DMARC copilot that pinpoints failures and prescribes the exact fix
Guided path to full p=reject enforcement, safely and quickly
Proactive alerts to prevent misconfigurations before they block your mail
Get started - free

Frequently asked questions