Name every sender
See each service sending email as the domain, from the mail platform to the CRM, the invoicing tool and the ones nobody remembered.
DMARC Monitoring
See who is sending email as your domain
Monitor DMARC reports for a domain in one dashboard. Find every sender, fix what fails, and move to an enforced DMARC policy without losing real email.
Free for 1 domain. No card needed. Already monitoring? Open the dashboard
Reports
DMARC reports turned into plain answers
Mailbox providers send DMARC reports as XML files. DMARC monitoring reads them and shows what they mean for the domain.
Check alignment per source
SPF and DKIM pass rates are shown for each sender, with history, so a sender that starts failing is caught early.
Get the next step
Recommendations say in plain English which sender to fix and what to change, in the order that moves the domain forward.
Enforcement
From p=none to p=reject without breaking email
A DMARC policy protects a domain only once it is enforced. DMARC monitoring is how a domain gets there safely.
Start in monitoring mode
A policy of p=none collects reports and changes nothing about delivery. An existing policy is kept as it is when the domain is added. The free DMARC Checker shows the policy a domain has now.
Track readiness
The dashboard shows how much of the domain’s email is aligned and whether the next policy stage is safe to take.
Tighten in stages
Move to quarantine, watch the reports, then move to reject, with the evidence for each step on screen.
Who it is for
Built for one domain or a whole client list
The DMARC monitoring tool suits a single business domain and scales to agencies looking after many.
Business owners
Find out whether anyone is sending email in the company’s name, and what to hand to whoever manages the domain.
IT and email teams
Bring every sending service into alignment and show progress towards enforcement with the reports to back it.
Agencies and MSPs
Monitor client domains from one account. The Agency plan covers unlimited domains with white-label reporting.
How it works
How to set up DMARC monitoring for free
Four steps to monitor DMARC for a domain. The first domain is free and needs one DNS change.
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Add the domain
Enter the domain to monitor. Any existing DMARC record is read first, so nothing already in place is weakened.
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Verify ownership
Confirm the domain belongs to the account with a quick DNS check.
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Publish the DMARC record
Add the reporting address shown to the domain’s DMARC record. It is one DNS change, made wherever the domain’s DNS is managed.
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Read the reports
DMARC reports arrive automatically from mailbox providers and appear in the dashboard, sender by sender.
Plans
DMARC monitoring pricing that starts free
Starter and Pro include a 30-day free trial, and yearly billing lowers the monthly price.
Free
$0 forever
No card needed
- 1 domain
- 1 user
- 14 days of report history
- 10,000 emails analysed a month
Starter
$12 a month
or $120 a year ($10 a month)
- 5 domains
- 2 users
- 90 days of report history
- 100,000 emails analysed a month
- 30-day free trial
Pro
$28 a month
or $276 a year ($23 a month)
- 15 domains
- 10 users
- 365 days of report history
- 500,000 emails analysed a month
- 30-day free trial
Agency
$69 a month
or $684 a year ($57 a month)
- Unlimited domains
- Unlimited users
- 730 days of report history
- White-label reporting
- 2,000,000 emails analysed a month
Extra domains on Starter and Pro are $2 per domain a month. Prices in US dollars; all Yeevu plans are on the pricing page.
Done for you
DMARC monitored by software, fixed by engineers
The reports show what is wrong; someone still has to change the DNS and the sending services. Yeevu’s email deliverability service sets up SPF, DKIM and DMARC, brings each sender into alignment and takes the domain to enforcement. A 20-minute call settles whether that is needed.
DMARC monitoring FAQ
DMARC monitoring is the practice of collecting the DMARC reports that mailbox providers send about a domain and turning them into a readable picture: which services send email as the domain, how much of it passes SPF and DKIM, and what would be blocked under a stricter policy. Yeevu DMARC monitoring does the collecting and the reading.
DMARC reports are the only record of who is sending email in a domain's name. Monitoring DMARC reports shows legitimate services that are not yet authenticated and senders that should not be there at all, before a strict policy starts rejecting real email.
To set up DMARC monitoring, enter the domain in the box at the top of this page, sign in, verify the domain and publish the DMARC record shown. Reports then arrive on their own. If the domain already has a DMARC record, its policy is kept and only the reporting address is added.
Yes. The Free plan of Yeevu DMARC monitoring covers 1 domain with 14 days of report history and needs no card. Starter and Pro include a 30-day free trial, and paid plans start at $12 a month.
A DMARC aggregate report, also called an RUA report, is an XML file a mailbox provider sends to the address in a domain's DMARC record. It lists the servers that sent email as the domain, how many messages each sent, and whether they passed SPF and DKIM. DMARC monitoring reads these files so nobody has to.
RUA reports are aggregate summaries of all email sent as a domain. RUF reports are failure reports about individual messages that did not pass. DMARC monitoring is built on RUA reports; Yeevu's paid plans also read RUF reports where providers send them.
Most mailbox providers send aggregate reports once a day, so the first DMARC monitoring data usually appears within 24 to 48 hours of publishing the record. A fuller picture of every sender takes a few weeks of normal sending.
No. DMARC monitoring with a policy of p=none only asks providers to send reports; it does not change what happens to email. Delivery changes only when the policy is moved to quarantine or reject.
Use DMARC monitoring to find every legitimate sender and fix its SPF and DKIM until the reports show it aligned. Then move the policy to quarantine, watch the reports, and move to reject once nothing legitimate is failing. The dashboard tracks readiness for each stage.
DMARC monitoring shows spoofing; DMARC enforcement stops it. Spoofed email is blocked once the policy is quarantine or reject, and monitoring is what makes it safe to get there without blocking real email.
Yeevu DMARC monitoring covers 1 domain on Free, 5 on Starter, 15 on Pro and unlimited domains on Agency. Extra domains on Starter and Pro are $2 per domain a month.
No. DMARC monitoring can start first, and the reports then show which senders still need SPF and DKIM. DMARC passes when a message passes either SPF or DKIM with a domain that matches the From address.
Any business that sends email from its own domain benefits from DMARC monitoring. Google and Yahoo require a DMARC record from bulk senders, and a domain without enforcement can be impersonated in phishing sent to its own customers.
Email support is included on paid plans. Where the fixes need hands, Yeevu's engineers offer an email deliverability service that sets up SPF, DKIM and DMARC and takes a domain to enforcement.