Feature set
URIports focuses intensely on security reporting, offering a comprehensive suite for DMARC, CSP, NEL, SMTP TLS-RPT, Permissions Policy, COOP, and COEP. Their DMARC analysis is granular, providing deep insights into authentication failures and potential spoofing attempts. We appreciate its ability to filter out noise and prioritize actionable data, making it easier to pinpoint issues.
Beyond DMARC, URIports includes tools for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MTA-STS validation and optimization. It provides detailed data enrichment with geocoding, hostname lookup, and Whois information, which is invaluable for identifying the true sources of problematic emails. The platform's automatic subdomain detection is a nice touch, ensuring no corner of your domain's email ecosystem goes unwatched.
Everest, on the other hand, presents itself as a more holistic email success platform, extending far beyond DMARC reporting. While it includes robust DMARC insights, its core strength lies in combining deliverability monitoring, inbox placement testing, email validation, and design tests. We found its reputation monitoring features, covering IPs and domains, to be quite thorough, providing a broader view of email health.
The platform integrates various data sources like Microsoft SNDS and Google Postmaster Tools into a single dashboard, which is convenient for a bird's-eye view. Everest's focus is on optimizing overall email program performance, not just DMARC compliance. It aims to help users ensure their emails not only get delivered but also land in the inbox and engage recipients effectively.