Report URI DMARC Monitoring turns aggregate DMARC reports into visibility about systems sending mail as an organization's domain and whether messages authenticate. Reports show sending sources, volumes, source IPs, SPF and DKIM results, alignment, and disposition. Compressed XML is parsed and grouped, with source addresses enriched using organization information. The service accepts aggregate rua reports, not failure ruf reports, and says it never receives message content. Mail does not pass through Report URI. Setup requires SPF and DKIM first, followed by one DMARC TXT record; reports usually begin arriving within a day. Report URI recommends starting with p=none to observe results without changing delivery, then moving to quarantine or reject after legitimate senders authenticate cleanly. The paid product has no free plan but offers a 30-day trial without a credit card. It is available on web and through an API; the REST API provides read access to account data and can return the account's DMARC reporting address. Inbox placement, blocklist, and spam trap monitoring are not included.
Who it is for
This product suits organizations identifying legitimate senders and impersonators before enforcing DMARC. It fits teams that need authentication monitoring through a web interface or API.
What is good
- Aggregate sender and authentication visibility
- Source IP enrichment
- No message-content access
- 30-day trial without credit card
- REST API access
What to know first
- No free plan
- Requires SPF and DKIM setup
- Accepts aggregate reports, not failure reports
- No inbox placement monitoring
Verdict
Report URI DMARC Monitoring focuses on domain-authentication visibility without handling mail or message content. Its trial and API help evaluation and integration, while its scope excludes several other email-monitoring areas.
Compared on email deliverability software
- Free plan
- No
- Inbox placement monitoring
- No
- Authentication monitoring
- Yes
- Blocklist monitoring
- No
- Spam trap monitoring
- No
- API access
- Yes
