Add your domain
We create a unique reporting address for your domain and show you the exact DMARC record to publish.
DMARC reports, made readable
Know who sends email as you.
DMARC Analyst receives your aggregate reports, turns the raw XML into a clear picture, and shows which senders are passing, failing, or putting your domain at risk.
Invitation-only testing is free for now. DMARC Analyst will become a paid service.
The reporting gap
Your domain already receives the evidence. It is just buried in XML.
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and other receivers send daily aggregate reports showing where mail using your domain came from and whether it authenticated. DMARC Analyst collects that evidence and makes it useful.
<record> <source_ip>192.0.2.10</source_ip> <count>2841</count> <dkim>pass</dkim></record>translated into clear results →
A simple reporting connection
From RUA address to useful answers.
Reports arrive securely
Mail providers send aggregate RUA reports to our dedicated receiver. Your normal email delivery is unchanged.
See what matters
Raw XML becomes clear sending sources, alignment results, trends, and actions you can understand.
Analysis, not noise
See every sender. Understand every failure.
Separate legitimate platforms from unknown sources, see whether SPF or DKIM produced alignment, and understand what needs attention before tightening your policy.
- Inventory services sending as your domains
- Distinguish authentication from DMARC alignment
- Track volume and pass rates over time
- Identify sources that appear for the first time
Sending sourceMessagesAlignment
Microsoft 36540.92.0.0/16126,402Pass
Google WorkspaceGoogle mail infrastructure41,088Pass
Unknown source198.51.100.422,491Review
Built cautiously
Report data handled with clear boundaries.
Private storage
Original reports and processed results are kept in private object storage with strict access controls.
Aggregate reports only
The service asks for aggregate reporting, not forensic failure reports or copies of messages.
Bounded processing
Strict message, archive, expansion and file-count limits reduce the risk from abusive input.
Original preserved
The original report is stored before processing, so analysis remains traceable and repeatable.
Good to know
Questions before you connect a domain.
Does this change how my email is delivered?
No. Adding an RUA address only tells participating receivers where to send aggregate DMARC reports. It does not route, filter, reject or otherwise handle your normal email.
Do DMARC aggregate reports contain message content?
Aggregate RUA reports contain authentication and source statistics. They do not normally contain message bodies or full copies of individual emails.
Can I keep another reporting address?
Yes. A DMARC record can contain more than one RUA destination, so you can test DMARC Analyst alongside an existing service.
Will DMARC Analyst change my policy?
No. We analyse what receivers report and help explain the result. You remain in control of any DNS or policy change.
Learn and check
Useful answers before you change a policy.
Product tour
Explore an example report
See how source, volume and alignment evidence becomes a practical review.
View example →DocumentationConnect a first domain
Follow the DNS and verification process without changing ordinary mail flow.
Start setup →Learning centreUnderstand DMARC
Read current guidance on reports, alignment, policy and troubleshooting.
Browse guides →Browser toolsCheck records locally
Generate and review records or inspect an XML report without uploading it.
Open tools →Invitation-only testing
Turn tomorrow’s XML into an answer.
Early access is free during testing, but it is not a permanent free plan. We will publish pricing and give notice before paid service begins.