Cloudflare DMARC Management
No price statedrequires Cloudflare DNS
Businesses whose DNS is already on Cloudflare and who want basic DMARC visibility at no extra cost.
A DMARC record with a rua= address makes mail providers send you daily XML reports. A monitoring tool turns those reports into a readable list of who sends mail as your domain, so you can move from p=none to p=reject without blocking your own invoices.
Starting prices as each vendor publishes them, checked on 8 November 2026. Options are in alphabetical order; we don't pick one winner because the right choice depends on your business.
No price statedrequires Cloudflare DNS
Businesses whose DNS is already on Cloudflare and who want basic DMARC visibility at no extra cost.
$19.99per month, billed yearly (USD)
Businesses that want a long-standing DMARC specialist and have a small number of domains.
$35.99per month, depending on term (USD)
Teams that want guided set-up and alerts, and can pay a monthly fee.
Freepremium $14 per domain / month
A single domain that needs a simple weekly summary in the inbox.
FreeMonitor plan
Businesses with several domains that want free visibility before deciding on a paid tool.
We include tools that read DMARC aggregate reports for any domain and have a free tier or published price. We compare:
Every price and feature on this page comes from the vendor's own website or documentation, checked on 8 November 2026 and linked under each option. Prices change often and may exclude tax (including SST). Confirm on the vendor page before you buy. Read our methodology.
| Option | Published price (checked on 8 November 2026) | Free option |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare DMARC Management | No price stated. Docs say it is available on all plans. | Available on all Cloudflare plans, including Free (per docs). |
| dmarcian | Basic $19.99 per month billed yearly (up to 2 domains, 1 user); Plus $199 per month billed yearly (USD). | Personal plan free for non-business use only. 30-day trial. |
| EasyDMARC | DMARC Plus $35.99–$44.99 per month depending on billing term (USD, 2 domains, 100,000 emails a month). | No free plan on the pricing page. Free trial. |
| Postmark DMARC Digests | Free weekly digest. Premium $14 a month per domain (“$” as shown). | Yes. Weekly email digest, top 10 sources, 7 days of history. |
| Valimail Monitor | Free (“Monitor (Free)”). | Yes. |
PowerDMARC was considered but left out: its pricing pages refused our automated check (HTTP 403), so we could not cite current details.
No price statedrequires Cloudflare DNS
No price stated. Docs say it is available on all plans.
Businesses whose DNS is already on Cloudflare and who want basic DMARC visibility at no extra cost.
Available on all Cloudflare plans, including Free (per docs).
$19.99per month, billed yearly (USD)
Basic $19.99 per month billed yearly (up to 2 domains, 1 user); Plus $199 per month billed yearly (USD).
Businesses that want a long-standing DMARC specialist and have a small number of domains.
Personal plan free for non-business use only. 30-day trial.
$35.99per month, depending on term (USD)
DMARC Plus $35.99–$44.99 per month depending on billing term (USD, 2 domains, 100,000 emails a month).
Teams that want guided set-up and alerts, and can pay a monthly fee.
No free plan on the pricing page. Free trial.
Freepremium $14 per domain / month
Free weekly digest. Premium $14 a month per domain (“$” as shown).
A single domain that needs a simple weekly summary in the inbox.
Yes. Weekly email digest, top 10 sources, 7 days of history.
Businesses with several domains that want free visibility before deciding on a paid tool.
Yes.
Not always. Free options such as Cloudflare DMARC Management (if your DNS is on Cloudflare), Postmark's weekly digest or Valimail Monitor are enough for many small businesses to find their senders and reach p=reject.
Until the reports show that all of your real senders (email provider, invoicing system, newsletter tool) pass SPF or DKIM in alignment. For a small business that is often a few weeks.
It tells mail providers where to send aggregate reports. If the address is on another domain, that domain must publish an authorisation record (RFC 7489 section 7.1); report services do this for you.
Start with what you have. Run a free, passive check on your own domain to see which of these problems you actually need to solve.
Check your DMARC record now