DMARC monitoring that
doesn't cost $30 a month
See every server sending email as your domain. Aggregate DMARC reports from Gmail, Microsoft, and Yahoo — collected, parsed, and broken down per provider. Plus daily health checks and alerts when anything changes.
How it works
One DNS edit. Reports start arriving within a day or two.
Add your domain
Sign in free (email or Google) and add the domains you want to watch. Daily health checks start immediately.
Point your rua tag at us
Add the reporting address we give you to your DMARC record's rua tag. One DNS edit — we show you the exact record to paste.
Watch the reports roll in
Within 24–48 hours, mailbox providers start sending aggregate reports. Your dashboard shows who's sending as your domain and whether it's passing.
What you get
The core of what paid DMARC platforms sell — free, because it's our top of funnel, not our product margin.
A DMARC inbox, hosted for you
Point your rua tag at the address we give you. Aggregate reports from every mailbox provider land in your dashboard — parsed, deduplicated, and readable. No XML, no attachments.
Per-provider breakdown
See exactly how Gmail, Microsoft, and Yahoo are treating your mail — pass rates, alignment failures, and which sources are sending as your domain.
Spoofing visibility
DMARC reports reveal every server sending email with your domain on it — including the ones you didn't authorize. Find spoofing and shadow IT before your customers do.
Change alerts
Daily checks on every monitored domain. If your DMARC policy, DKIM keys, blacklist status, or TLS certificate changes, you get an email before it becomes an incident.
90-day score history
Watch your deliverability score move as you roll out fixes — and prove to your team (or your client) that the work landed.
Every domain you run
One dashboard for all your domains. No per-domain pricing, because there's no pricing.
Everything below is included. Free.
Most DMARC monitoring services charge $20–40/month for a single domain with these features.
Common questions
What is a rua tag?
The rua tag in your DMARC record tells mailbox providers where to send aggregate reports about mail claiming to be from your domain. Pointing it at your EmailHealth address is a one-line DNS change — your mail flow is untouched.
Do I need to change my MX records or mail provider?
No. DMARC reporting is completely separate from mail delivery. You keep Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or whatever you run today.
I don't have a DMARC record yet. Where do I start?
Use our free DMARC generator to build a record starting at p=none (monitor-only), with your EmailHealth reporting address in the rua tag. Then watch the reports here before tightening to quarantine or reject.
Know who's sending as your domain
Takes about two minutes to set up. Free account, no credit card, no domain limit.
Start monitoring — free