Compared
DomainGrade vs EasyDMARC
EasyDMARC goes deep on one protocol — DMARC and its aggregate reports; DomainGrade grades the whole domain and hands you the fix for each gap.
EasyDMARC is a DMARC platform: it walks you to an enforced policy and ingests the aggregate (RUA) reports receivers send back, so you can see who is sending as your domain before you tighten the policy.
DomainGrade treats DMARC as one of 34 checks. You get the same 'get to enforcement' guidance — with the exact record to paste — plus everything DMARC says nothing about: your certificate, your security headers, your DNS hygiene, your blocklist standing, in one letter grade a non-specialist can read.
| EasyDMARC | DomainGrade | |
|---|---|---|
| DMARC policy guidance | Step-by-step to enforcement, with hosted record management | Graded check with the exact record to paste, and the explainer behind it |
| DMARC aggregate (RUA) reports | Ingested and visualised — their core product | Not ingested. We check the reporting address is set, so the data flows to wherever you analyse it |
| Beyond email | Email authentication is the product's focus | TLS certificates, security headers, DNS hygiene and reputation graded alongside email |
| Monitoring | DMARC compliance and sending-source monitoring | Daily rescan of the whole grade, alerting only on change |
| For agencies | MSP program | White-label PDF reports, scheduled client sends, prospect scans — built into one plan |
Where EasyDMARC is the better fit
- You need DMARC aggregate-report analytics: seeing every source that sends as your domain is their product, and we deliberately don't ingest RUA reports.
- A complex sending estate mid-migration — dozens of legitimate sources to identify before enforcement — wants a dedicated DMARC workflow.
The honest verdict
If DMARC report forensics is the job, use a DMARC platform. If the job is 'is this domain safe, everywhere a customer or attacker meets it — and what do we fix first', one DomainGrade scan answers it, DMARC included.
Common questions
- Does DomainGrade tell me how to reach DMARC enforcement?
- Yes — the DMARC checks grade your policy, and a p=none finding ships the exact record that moves you to quarantine, plus an explainer on doing it safely.
- Why doesn't DomainGrade ingest DMARC reports?
- It's a deliberate scope line: report ingestion is a deep, specialised workflow that dedicated DMARC platforms do well. We check your reporting address is configured so that data reaches whichever analyser you choose.
- Can I use both?
- Comfortably — many teams run a DMARC analyser during an enforcement project and keep DomainGrade watching the whole domain year-round.
The comparison that actually matters: your domain, graded.
All 34 checks, one grade, and the exact fix for anything that isn’t right — in about twenty seconds, no signup.
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