MyDMARC is a specialist tool focusing deeply on DMARC insights, email authentication, and policy enforcement. Its interface is designed specifically for DMARC, making it highly effective at presenting complex data in an understandable way.
The platform provides robust analysis of DMARC reports, making it straightforward to identify and troubleshoot authentication failures (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) for senders. We appreciate its precision in helping to enforce DMARC policies.
ReachMail offers DMARC management as an integrated feature within its larger email marketing platform. Its DMARC capabilities are part of a broader deliverability toolkit aimed at ensuring emails sent through their service reach their destination.
While it covers the basic aspects of DMARC record management and reporting, we observe that it is less about deep, dedicated DMARC analysis for all senders and more about supporting deliverability within its own sending infrastructure.
How easy is each product to use
User experience
We have found MyDMARC's dashboard to be purpose-built, making navigation intuitive for DMARC specialists. The focused design means less clutter, and we appreciate how quickly we can pinpoint specific issues and manage policies.
Its learning curve is moderate, especially for those new to DMARC, but the dedicated nature of the tool means that once you understand DMARC principles, you will feel right at home with the platform's layout and functionality.
ReachMail's user interface is geared towards email marketers, so DMARC features are nestled within a broader suite of tools. This can be both a strength and a weakness, depending on your primary use case.
For general marketing, it is quite accessible, but for deep-diving into DMARC, we sometimes found ourselves navigating through multiple menus to get to specific reports and detailed authentication insights.
Which product has the best support
Support
MyDMARC's support is typically email-based, with priority support available for higher-tier plans. In our experience, their team is highly knowledgeable specifically about DMARC, which is invaluable when dealing with complex authentication issues.
Response times are generally good, reflecting their specialized focus. We found their expertise in DMARC protocols and implementation to be a significant asset for troubleshooting.
ReachMail offers email, chat, and phone support, depending on the chosen plan. Their support covers a wide array of email marketing topics, including DMARC. This broad coverage is helpful for general marketing needs.
While comprehensive for marketing, we noted that DMARC-specific inquiries might sometimes require escalation to specialized deliverability teams, potentially leading to slightly longer resolution times for highly technical DMARC issues.
Who should use each product
Suitability
MyDMARC is excellent for SMBs who need a dedicated DMARC solution without the overhead of a full marketing suite. Its straightforward pricing and focused features make it accessible. It is also highly suitable for enterprises requiring granular DMARC monitoring and robust policy enforcement across many domains.
MSPs (Managed Service Providers) will find MyDMARC well-suited for managing DMARC for multiple clients, offering clear, domain-specific insights and simplified multi-tenancy capabilities.
ReachMail is ideal for SMBs seeking an all-in-one email marketing solution where DMARC is an integrated part of their deliverability strategy, rather than a standalone focus. It can also serve enterprises needing integrated email marketing with DMARC capabilities, particularly if they prioritize a unified platform for campaigns.
MSPs, however, might find ReachMail less ideal if their primary focus is dedicated DMARC management across diverse client environments, as its DMARC features are tied into its broader email sending functionality.
How does MyDMARC compare with ReachMail?
DMARC report analysis
Detailed parsing and aggregation of DMARC aggregate and forensic reports.
Provides basic summary and original documents
Source detection
Ability to identify all sending sources for your domain.
Forward detection
Identifies legitimate email forwarding that may impact DMARC authentication.
Spoof detection
Detects unauthorized use of your domain in email.
Notifications and alerts
Real-time alerts for policy breaches, configuration errors, or suspicious activity.
Not explicitly detailed for DMARC policy alerts
Reporting
Comprehensive and customizable DMARC compliance reports.
Detailed reports
Basic summary reports
API
Application Programming Interface for integration with other systems.
Available for email relay, assumed for other services
Multi-tenancy
Capability to manage multiple distinct client accounts from a single interface (e.g., for MSPs).
Offers multiple users, but not true multi-tenancy for DMARC management
SPF flattening
Tools to manage and overcome the 10-DNS lookup limit for SPF records.
Not mentioned as a DMARC feature
Hosted DMARC
Service that manages DMARC records on your behalf.
DMARC management for custom domains
BIMI
Support for Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI).
Not mentioned
MTA-STS/TLS-RPT
Support for Mail Transfer Agent Strict Transport Security and TLS Reporting.
Not mentioned
Blocklists and reputation
Monitoring of domain/IP reputation on various email blocklists.
Focuses on DMARC compliance, not general blocklist monitoring
Focuses on own sending reputation, not external blocklist monitoring
AI copilot
AI-powered assistance for DMARC setup or analysis.
Not mentioned
Artificial Intelligence feature included in paid plans
DNS monitoring
Monitoring of DNS records relevant to email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).
Not explicitly stated for external domains
Self hostable
Option to host the software on your own servers.
SaaS only
SaaS only
Free trial/free tier
Availability of a free version or trial period to test the product.
Free plan available
Free plan available, but DMARC is not included
Drawbacks and what to watch out for
MyDMARC, while powerful in its specialization, has some drawbacks. Its narrow focus means you will not find integrated email marketing or broad deliverability features. We also noted: - Limited data retention on the free tier. - No built-in external blocklist (blacklist) monitoring. - Potential learning curve for DMARC novices. ReachMail's DMARC capabilities, while present, are not its primary focus, leading to less granular control and reporting compared to a dedicated DMARC solution. The DMARC features are also not available on its free plan.
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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Pricing
MyDMARC offers straightforward DMARC monitoring plans based on domain count, while ReachMail integrates DMARC into its contact-based email marketing tiers.
Small
Up to 10k emails / month
$0 (1 domain, 7-day retention)
Not included in free; Basic plan from $8 (1 DMARC domain, 500 contacts)
Medium
Up to 100k emails / month
$19 (5 domains, 30-day retention)
Pro plan from $18 (unlimited DMARC domains, 500 contacts); price scales with contacts