Business email service
VOLUME600DMARC100%Legitimate192.0.2.10DMARC Monitoring
Know which services are sending email for your business
Bring DMARC reports from your business email, marketing, and transactional sending services into one dashboard. Find authentication issues, investigate unfamiliar sources, and make informed policy changes.
DOMAINinboxplacement.io
Last 30 days
DMARC pass rate
Authentication & alignment
SPF authentication97%
SPF alignment94%
DKIM authentication98%
DKIM alignment96%
Marketing platform
VOLUME350DMARC100%Unknown198.51.100.20Unrecognized source
VOLUME50DMARC80%Review203.0.113.30Current policy
Review sending sources before updating enforcement.p=noneWHO IT HELPS
Built for businesses with more than one sending service
Ecommerce brands
Review authentication across store notifications, marketing campaigns, and support email.
Business teams
Bring business email, CRM, and other sending services into one view.
Agencies
Review multiple client domains from one account.
DMARC reports that show you what to investigate
Review authentication, sending sources, and policy changes with the detail your business needs.
Find the sources behind your email
Search by sender name, IP address, or PTR. Compare reported message volume, SPF and DKIM alignment, and receiver dispositions to investigate unfamiliar senders.
| SENDING SOURCE | MESSAGES | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Business email192.0.2.10 · mail.example.com | 600 | Legitimate |
| Marketing platform198.51.100.20 · campaigns.example.org | 350 | Unknown |
| Source to review203.0.113.30 · source.example.net | 50 | Review |
Illustrative senders · 1,000 reported messages
Know which sending services need a closer look.
See how authentication changes over time
Follow reported email volume and SPF, DKIM, and DMARC results over time. Compare changes with your domain policy and review enforcement readiness before your next policy decision.
VolumeDMARC passed
Messages per day · 30-day exampleSep 1Sep 30
Current policy · p=noneReadiness reviewSpot changes and prioritize your next investigation.
Separate authentication from alignment
Review SPF authentication, SPF alignment, DKIM authentication, DKIM alignment, and DMARC pass rates with message counts.
See where configuration problems appear.
Explore flagged sources and locations
Review source risk indicators and geographic views alongside authentication results. Use this context to decide which sources to investigate.
SOURCE REVIEWHigher reported volumeAuthentication needs reviewReported location is approximate context
Put unfamiliar traffic into context.
Keep important changes on your radar
Configure a weekly digest and the available notifications for newly observed sources failing DMARC and changes to your published DMARC record.
Weekly digestSummary of reported activity
New sourceNew source failing DMARC
Record changedPublished DMARC record changes
Illustrative settings preview — not account controls
Choose the updates you want to receive.
Review domains and available failure reports
Manage domain verification and policy status in one account. Explore RUA aggregate analysis and RUF failure-report views when receivers supply them.
example.comVerified
p=noneexample.orgVerified
p=quarantineReport viewsIllustrative example
Overview
Aggregate authentication results and sending-source summaries.
Failure report detail depends on receiver support and report availability.
Move from an overview to the detail behind a reported issue.
Dashboard previews use illustrative data. Reports reflect participating receivers.
Start monitoring in three steps
Add your domain
Review its current DMARC configuration.
Configure reporting
Follow the DNS setup instructions and verify your domain.
Review reports
Explore authentication and sending sources as reports arrive.
One clear price for each domain
$19/ domain / month
- Complete DMARC protection per domain
- Real-time threat intelligence
- Policy recommendation wizard
- Detailed compliance reports
- Domain security analytics
- Geographic threat visualization
- 30-day historical analytics
GOOD TO KNOW
DMARC monitoring questions
Clear answers about setup, reports, and what the data can tell you.
What is DMARC monitoring?
DMARC monitoring collects and analyzes reports from participating email receivers. These reports show sending sources, SPF and DKIM results, domain alignment, and how receivers handled reported messages. InboxPlacement.io organizes that information into dashboards you can use to investigate authentication issues and unfamiliar sources.
Do I need to change my DNS?
To receive DMARC reports, configure the reporting destination using the DNS setup instructions and verify your domain. Monitoring does not change DNS automatically; you decide what to publish and when.
Can I monitor several domains?
Yes. The Domains view lets you review multiple domains in one account. DMARC Monitoring is priced at $19 per domain per month.
When do reports appear?
Reports appear as participating receivers send them after reporting is configured. Many receivers report daily, so results build over time and may not include every message sent.
Does this measure inbox placement?
DMARC monitoring shows authentication and reported handling information. To measure placement across the available seed inboxes, use the Inbox Placement Test.
How is DMARC monitoring different from a DMARC checker?
A DMARC checker examines the DMARC record published in your DNS. DMARC monitoring analyzes incoming reports over time, helping you understand how reported email traffic is authenticating.
What is the difference between authentication and alignment?
Authentication checks whether SPF or DKIM passes. Alignment checks whether the authenticated domain aligns with the domain in the visible From address. DMARC passes when at least one supported authentication method passes with alignment.
How do I start receiving DMARC reports?
Add your domain and follow the reporting setup instructions. Publish the required configuration in your DNS and verify the domain. Reports appear as participating receivers send them. Many receivers report daily, so results build over time.
Can I review unfamiliar sending sources?
Yes. Sender analysis provides reported sources, message volumes, authentication results, and alignment information. Search and filters help you investigate sources you do not recognize.
What are RUA and RUF reports?
RUA reports are aggregate summaries of reported email traffic and authentication results. RUF reports provide failure information when supported and supplied by the receiving provider. The dashboard includes aggregate analysis and available failure-report views.
START WITH THE REPORTS
Start DMARC Monitoring Make your DMARC reports easier to understand
Review your domain authentication in one clear dashboard.