Why is DMARC important?

Email is easy to spoof and users can’t tell a real message from a fake one. Trust is compromised when a brand's domain is spoofed. DMARC addresses these issues, helping email senders and receivers work together to better secure emails, protecting users and brands from painfully costly abuse.

How does DMARC combat phishing?

DMARC is a way to make it easier for email senders and receivers to determine whether or not a given message is legitimately from the sender, and what to do if it isn’t. This makes it easier to identify spam and phishing messages, and keep them out of peoples’ inboxes.

How does DMARCLY work?

First, DMARCLY will provide you with a DMARC record. Then you set up your domain DNS with the record. After that, data will drip in gradually. The data will be rendered as pretty charts in the DMARCLY dashboard to give you insights which you can take action on. After you reach p=reject status, maintain active monitoring to make sure everything is fine.

What should end users do to make DMARC work?

End users (email recipients) don’t have to do anything for DMARC to work. Once domain owners (brands) set up DNS settings with DMARCLY, DMARC starts collecting feedback data. This process is completely transparent to end users.

Will DMARC let me bypass a receiver's spam filters?

DMARC specifies a way to be confident whether a given message really came from the source it claims to have come from. It doesn't say anything per se about whether or not that source is trustworthy. So, in general you should expect that messages will still be scanned by a spam filter, and subject to rate limits, etc.

What if my monthly email volume exceeds my plan quota?

In that case, you will be temporarily bumped up to the next plan that covers your actual email volume.

For example, if you are subscribed to Professional and your actual volume is 220K a month, you will be charged 39.99 USD (Growth, 250K emails per month).

But if your email volume drops below 100K next month, you will be charged 17.99 USD again.

What if my monthly email volume exceeds 5M?

If it goes over that, we charge $8/M emails for the over-quota volume. For example, if a company's monthly volume is 8M emails, the over-quota volume is 8M-5M=3M emails, therefore we charge an additional $8/M * 3M = $24 for that.

What is a user mentioned in the pricing table?

A user is an administrator who can log in to DMARCLY and use the service.

It's not a mailbox user within your email infrastructure.

Where is the data stored?

If you sign up at: https://dmarcly.com/register, the data will be stored in Fremont CA, USA.

If you sign up at: https://eu.dmarcly.com/register, the data will be stored in Frankfurt, Germany.

Acceptable payment methods?

We accept major credit cards worldwide, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. For a complete list of supported card brands, see: supported card brands.

For U.S. customers, we accept check and ACH, additionally.

For EU customers (including the U.K.), we accept ACH and SEPA, additionally.

How to cancel a plan?

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