Your Domain Is Your Brand. Is It Protected?

Email spoofing, phishing, and deliverability failures don't just affect IT — they erode trust with every message your domain sends. Our Domain Security Scorecard evaluates your SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, BIMI, and threat exposure in one report — scored, explained, and ready to act on.

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Problems This Solves

Someone is sending email as your domain — and you don't know it

Without DMARC enforcement, anyone can send email that looks like it came from your organization. Attackers use this to phish your clients, vendors, and employees — and your domain takes the reputation hit.

Your legitimate emails are landing in spam

Misconfigured SPF records, missing DKIM signatures on third-party senders, and DMARC set to "none" all contribute to deliverability problems. Your invoices, proposals, and appointment confirmations may not be reaching inboxes.

You don't know what you don't know

Most organizations assume their email is fine because they haven't had a visible incident yet. The scorecard reveals misconfigurations, gaps, and exposures that aren't obvious until someone exploits them.

How It Works

A clear, managed process from day one.

01

You submit your domain

Enter your primary business domain. No credentials, no DNS access, no software to install — we scan from the outside, just like an attacker would.

02

We run a 7-layer assessment

Our scorecard evaluates SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI, and known threat intelligence sources — covering authentication, encryption, brand verification, and reputation.

03

You receive a scored report

Each protocol gets a status and plain-English explanation. You'll know exactly what's configured correctly, what's missing, and what's putting your domain at risk.

04

We walk you through the results

Every scorecard includes a review call. We explain the findings, answer questions, and recommend next steps — whether that's a quick DNS fix or full managed DMARC enforcement.

90%

of successful cyberattacks start with a phishing email. Domain security isn't optional — it's the front line.

What We Evaluate

Seven layers of email authentication, encryption, and threat intelligence — each scored independently.

SPF

Authorized mail servers

DKIM

Message integrity signatures

DMARC

Policy enforcement rules

MTA-STS

Encrypted mail transit

TLS-RPT

Delivery failure reporting

BIMI

Brand logo verification

Threat Intelligence

Known bad sender detection

Pricing

Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Domain Security Scorecard

$149

A one-time assessment of your domain's email authentication, encryption, and threat exposure — scored, explained, and delivered with a review call.

  • SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI, and Threat Intelligence evaluation
  • Scored report with plain-English explanations
  • Review call to walk through findings and next steps
  • Applies as credit toward Managed DMARC if you proceed

First month free on Managed DMARC when you start with a Scorecard

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Managed DMARC

Starting at $199/mo

Full implementation, enforcement, and ongoing monitoring of your domain's email authentication — so spoofing stops and deliverability improves.

  • Full SPF, DKIM, and DMARC implementation
  • Policy moved to enforcement (p=reject)
  • Ongoing monitoring and reporting
  • Third-party sender alignment

Standard

$199/mo

  • One domain
  • Full SPF/DKIM/DMARC implementation and enforcement
  • Ongoing monitoring and monthly reports
  • $500 one-time setup fee

Enterprise

$499/mo

  • Multiple domains and subdomains
  • MTA-STS, BIMI, and TLS-RPT implementation
  • Multi-domain management and consolidated reporting
  • $1,000 one-time setup fee
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Making the Right Choice

Common questions we hear before businesses commit.

Do I need the scorecard or can I just set up DMARC myself?

You can configure DMARC records manually, but most organizations we assess have misconfigured SPF, missing DKIM on third-party senders, and DMARC set to monitoring-only without realizing it. The scorecard finds what you don't know you're missing. If everything comes back clean, you've spent $149 on peace of mind and a report you can show your clients or compliance team.

What's the difference between Standard and Enterprise managed DMARC?

Standard covers one domain with full implementation, enforcement, and monitoring — it's the right fit for most businesses. Enterprise is for organizations with multiple domains, subsidiaries, or complex sending environments that need MTA-STS, BIMI, and multi-domain management under one service.

Frequently Asked Questions

DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) tells email providers how to handle messages that fail authentication checks. Without it, anyone can send email that appears to come from your domain — and recipients have no way to tell the difference. DMARC is the single most important email security protocol you can implement.
Not if done correctly. We start with monitoring mode to identify all legitimate senders before moving to enforcement. The goal is to block spoofed messages without disrupting your real email. This is exactly why managed implementation matters — moving to enforcement too fast without identifying all senders causes delivery failures.
For the scorecard, no — we scan from the outside using only your domain name. For managed DMARC, we'll need the ability to update DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC TXT records). We don't need access to your email server, mailbox contents, or admin panels.
Typically 60–90 days. We spend the first few weeks in monitoring mode identifying all legitimate sending sources, then progressively tighten the policy until we reach full enforcement (p=reject). Rushing this process risks blocking legitimate email.
That's exactly the scenario where most DIY DMARC implementations fail. Each third-party sender needs to be properly aligned with your SPF and DKIM records. We identify every sending source during the monitoring phase and ensure each one is authenticated before moving to enforcement.
Yes. If you proceed with Managed DMARC after reviewing your scorecard, the $149 is applied as a credit toward your setup fee. If you don't proceed, you still keep the full scored report and recommendations.

Find Out Where Your Domain Stands

A single report covers SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, BIMI, and threat intelligence — scored, explained, and ready to act on.

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