Feature set
Sendmarc provides a robust DMARC reporting and enforcement platform with a strong emphasis on guided implementation and managed services. We find that their platform offers detailed aggregate (RUA) and forensic (RUF) reports, allowing for deep insights into email traffic and potential threats. They excel in source detection, helping identify legitimate and fraudulent sending sources quickly. The platform also includes advanced features like SPF flattening, hosted DMARC, BIMI support, and MTA-STS/TLS-RPT configuration, which are crucial for achieving full email authentication compliance.
Beyond core DMARC, Sendmarc integrates blocklist (or blacklist) and reputation monitoring, giving us a holistic view of domain health. Their system offers notifications and alerts, keeping us informed of critical events. For larger organizations and MSPs, features like multi-tenancy and an API provide the flexibility needed to manage multiple domains or clients efficiently. While AI Copilot and DNS monitoring are not explicitly core offerings, the platform's comprehensive suite covers most advanced DMARC needs.
DMARCAnalyzer, now part of Mimecast, offers a streamlined DMARC reporting solution focused on ease of use. Their platform provides essential DMARC report analysis, allowing users to gain visibility into email authentication results and identify non-compliant sending sources. It includes tools for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC record checks, which are helpful for initial setup and ongoing monitoring. We noticed their strength in presenting data clearly, enabling users to understand their email ecosystem.
While DMARCAnalyzer covers the fundamentals of DMARC, we find that its feature set is more geared towards self-service DMARC management. It offers good basic reporting and helps with spoof and forward detection. However, advanced features such as SPF flattening, hosted DMARC services, comprehensive blocklist (or blacklist) monitoring, and a robust API for extensive integration are not as prominently featured or as deeply integrated as with Sendmarc. Their primary focus remains on core DMARC visibility and reporting, making it suitable for organizations primarily seeking to achieve DMARC compliance.