Your domain. Your reputation.
Find missing or weak email settings with a free domain check. Add monitoring to understand who is sending as your domain—and what needs attention.
Free one-off check. Ongoing monitoring is paid.
Email settings
mail.dundermifflin.exampleYour policy is p=none. Receivers are not asked to quarantine or reject failing mail.
Close to the 10-lookup limit. Review the services included in your record.
From settings to evidence
Run a free scan of your published email records. See which settings need a closer look.
Free one-off scanAdd your private reporting address to your DMARC record. Review sending IPs and authentication results as reports arrive.
Paid monitoringInvestigate unfamiliar sources, fix legitimate senders, and use the evidence before changing your policy.
An informed next stepYour domain portfolio
Keep domain checks, reporting status, and the next action together. For your own business or the client domains you manage.
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dundermifflin.exampleNext action in the appView reports to inspect sending activity.
Scheduled checksKeep checking your published email settings.
Change alertsGet notified when your email settings change.
Report historyReview authentication results across reports.
Make the report useful
A receiving server reports an IP and its authentication results. DemiSignal puts those details together so you can investigate.
An unattributed IP remains unknown. A failing result alone does not tell you who sent the message.
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Pricing
Every paid plan includes DMARC report monitoring, scheduled email checks, and change alerts. Choose the domain and message limits you need.
No account. No card. Ongoing monitoring is paid.
For one business domain.
Or $190 billed yearly.
+ VAT where applicable. Calculated at checkout.
For teams
For a small group of domains.
Or $490 billed yearly.
+ VAT where applicable. Calculated at checkout.
For businesses with more sending domains.
Or $990 billed yearly.
+ VAT where applicable. Calculated at checkout.
Failed or potentially spoofed traffic does not use your message allowance. Cancel in billing settings. Refunds are governed by Paddle's Refund Policy.
Questions, answered
A one-off check of the email records published for your domain. No account or card is required. Ongoing checks, alerts, and DMARC report monitoring are paid.
A receiving mail server’s summary of messages sent as your domain. It includes sending IPs, message counts, authentication results, and how the receiver handled the messages. The free report analyzer reads one in your browser.
After you add your reporting address, the first report commonly arrives within 24 to 48 hours. Each receiving provider controls its own reporting schedule.
The free scan only needs a domain name. For ongoing monitoring, someone with DNS access must add the private reporting address to the rua tag in your DMARC record.
No. Adding the reporting address does not change enforcement. Collect a baseline at p=none, review legitimate senders, and fix problems before considering quarantine or reject.
Standard DMARC aggregate reports do not contain email bodies or recipient addresses. They contain summarized authentication results. Your reporting address uses a private token rather than your account or customer name.
Only messages in accepted reports that pass DMARC through aligned SPF or DKIM count. Failed or potentially spoofed traffic stays visible and does not use your message allowance.
Cancel in billing settings; monitoring continues until the end of your paid period. You can request a refund through our contact form or visit paddle.net. Refunds are governed by Paddle's Refund Policy.
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Start with a free check
Run a free check now. Add ongoing monitoring when you want to see your sending traffic.
Free one-off check. Ongoing monitoring is paid.