DMARC.global alternatives
DMARC.global alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
DMARC.global: US$14,990 a year, or US$1,499 a month for 1,000 domains
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What people compare DMARC.global with
DMARC.global publishes its 1,000-domain MSP plan at US$14,990/year or US$1,499/month, although this is not a verified NZ or Australian customer invoice. If you want a bill that better fits your portfolio, or want your records and review process shaped around your business, you may be looking for an alternative.
Often compared
Valimail
Valimail is a same-family alternative with private pricing.
Yours to own
Email Authentication for Claude Code
The open-source email authentication desk that is just a database and Claude Code. Built around your business, with your DMARC.global data brought across.
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How to choose a DMARC.global alternative
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What drives the bill
Check what your recurring charge is tied to, such as the number of domains, report analysis or managed services. Compare that with the work your business needs. A published price for a large portfolio may not reflect what a smaller portfolio would pay.
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Who owns your records
Ask where your reports, sender decisions and investigation history are kept, and whether you can retain them if you switch. With an owned version, your records sit in a database you own. Confirm what history can be brought across before making a change.
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Fit with your process
Consider whether the tool can reflect your own review rules, fields, access needs and follow-up responsibilities. A version built around how your business works can keep evidence, decisions and investigations together, rather than asking you to fit a standard process.
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What switching involves
Before ending a subscription, confirm what the current service hosts or collects for you. Agree replacement arrangements, check continuity and reconcile the records. A native export of complete DMARC.global history has not been verified, so inspect what you can obtain and agree how it will be mapped.
The option that fits
Own a version shaped around your business
Email Authentication for Claude Code keeps your email authentication work in a database you own. Enterprise DNA builds your version around your domains, review rules, fields and access, brings across the records you can obtain, and runs it for you. The arrangement is one setup fee followed by a monthly retainer. If you prefer to manage it yourself, there is also a free version. This option fits when you want the process to reflect how your business works.
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Make it yours
Design your own DMARC.global replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from DMARC.global. Try it here, and we build the real one.
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We build it from the open-source base, bring your DMARC.global data across and run it for you.
Questions
DMARC.global alternatives, answered
Can I bring my DMARC.global history across? expand_more
The free version can import retained aggregate XML reports from an authorised mailbox or archive. A native export of complete DMARC.global history has not been verified. Enterprise DNA can inspect the records you can obtain and agree how they map before promising a migration.
What would an owned alternative cost? expand_more
Enterprise DNA charges one setup fee to build your version and bring across the agreed records, then a monthly retainer to run and improve it. The amount depends on the scope agreed with you. You can also use the free version and run it yourself.
Will switching change our live email settings? expand_more
The free version records evidence and prepares review drafts. It does not publish domain changes or block messages. Before switching, agree how report collection and authentication hosting will work, and make a separate decision before changing live email handling.
Does a passing DMARC result mean an email reached the inbox? expand_more
No. Authentication is one part of a receiving service's decision. Reports show what participating receivers observed, but they do not prove inbox delivery, complete coverage or that a sending service has your permission.
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