- You want a lower per-domain price: $6 per domain per month with the first domain included, so 3 domains cost $12/mo against $42/mo on DMARC Digests
- You want sources identified for you: DMARC Digests marks IPs known or unknown and leaves you to research which service owns them, while Unspam names and categorizes each source and explains why its mail fails
- You need an API on the paid tier: DMARC Digests has no API or export, while Unspam includes a REST API and an MCP server on its Custom plan
- You also test campaigns before sending: spam score, seed-list inbox placement and client previews in the same account
A DMARC Digests alternative that names your sending sources, at $6 per domain
DMARC Digests is the paid DMARC product from the team behind Postmark (ActiveCampaign), and Postmark's free DMARC monitoring tool is its free tier: a weekly email digest with 7 days of history. The paid dashboard costs $14 per domain per month and keeps 60 days of history. Unspam reads aggregate reports on its Custom plan at $6 per domain per month (first domain included), names each sending source, and checks whether a domain is ready for p=quarantine or p=reject. Both read aggregate reports only and host no records; they differ on price, source identification, API access and pre-send testing.
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026.
Which one fits you?
- You want DMARC reports at no cost: Postmark's free tool emails a weekly digest of your top 10 mail sources, while Unspam's DMARC monitoring starts at the $5 Custom minimum
- You want a plain digest product: weekly and monthly email summaries plus a dashboard with viewer and admin roles for your team
- You manage more than 500 domains: DMARC Digests sets no limit on domains or on messages per domain, while one Unspam account holds up to 500 domains
Why teams move from DMARC Digests to Unspam.
Less per domain
DMARC Digests charges $14 per domain per month, billed monthly only. Unspam charges $6 per domain per month with the first domain included and a $5 monthly minimum, so 3 domains cost $12/mo instead of $42/mo, 10 cost $54/mo instead of $140/mo, and annual billing takes another 15% off.
Sources named, not just known or unknown
DMARC Digests sorts IPs into known, unknown and forwarded, and its help centre says you research which service an IP belongs to yourself. Unspam groups reported IPs into named sending sources (email service providers, your own infrastructure, forwarders, suspected spoofing), marks each compliant, partially failing, failing or unauthorized, and explains how to fix the ones that fail.
A readiness check, an API and pre-send tests
Where DMARC Digests offers policy recommendations, Unspam checks each domain for p=quarantine or p=reject and lists what stands in the way. Its Custom plan adds a REST API and an MCP server, which the paid DMARC Digests plan lacks, and the same account runs spam tests, inbox placement and client previews.
Unspam vs DMARC Digests, feature by feature.
Based on public product pages and documentation. Spotted something outdated? Tell us in the chat and we'll fix it.
Feature
Unspam
DMARC Digests
Free plan or trial
First domain free on the Custom plan
Free Postmark tool: weekly email digest, 7 days of history
First paid plan
$5/mo Custom plan minimum, then $6 per domain per month
$14/mo per domain
Aggregate (RUA) report monitoring
Yesfirst domain free
Yes
Sending sources named and classified
YesESP, own, forwarder, spoofing
Partialknown or unknown, IPs not named
Guidance to p=reject
Yespolicy readiness checks
Partialpolicy recommendations only
Failure (RUF) reports
No
No
Hosted DMARC record
No
No
Hosted SPF / SPF flattening
No
No
Hosted DKIM
No
No
BIMI
Partialchecked in spam tests
No
MTA-STS / TLS reporting
No
No
Alerts
No
Noscheduled digests only
Scheduled email reports
Yesweekly, every Monday
Yesweekly free, weekly or monthly paid
API access
YesCustom plan
Partialfree tool only, none on paid plan
MCP server
YesCustom plan
No
MSP / multi-tenant
Partialup to 500 domains in one account
No
Managed enforcement service
No
No
Pre-send email testing
Yesspam score, placement, previews
No
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026.
What each one costs.
Prices are in USD from dmarcdigests.com and its help centre. Billing is monthly only, with no annual plan or volume discount. The 14-day trial takes payment details at sign-up and moves to paid automatically.
- Custom $5/mo
DMARC monitoring at $6 per domain per month, first domain included at no charge, up to 500 domains, 15% off annual billing. Aggregate reports, named sending sources, policy readiness checks, a weekly email summary, REST API and MCP server. Spam tests, inbox placement and previews are priced per test in the same plan.
- Free $0
Spam tests, inbox placements, previews and heatmaps each month, no card. DMARC monitoring is not included.
- Free DMARC Monitoring (Postmark) Free
Weekly email report every Monday, top 10 mail sources with 5 IPs each, 7 days of history, recommendations by email, REST API, no web dashboard or teams
- DMARC Digests $14/mo per domain (taxes may apply)
All mail sources and IPs, 60 days of history, web dashboard and email, teams with viewer and admin roles, weekly and monthly digests, no limit on domains or messages per domain, no API or export
The $14 price applies to domains added since 2024; earlier domains keep their legacy price.
Every DMARC Digests plan and price in full
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026. DMARC Digests is a trademark of its respective owner. Unspam is not affiliated with or endorsed by DMARC Digests.
Unspam vs DMARC Digests, answered.
Is Unspam a replacement for DMARC Digests?
For most of what DMARC Digests does, yes. Both read aggregate reports only, and neither reads failure reports or hosts DNS records. Unspam's DMARC monitoring adds named sending sources, a per-domain enforcement readiness check, an API and an MCP server. DMARC Digests is the better fit if you want a free weekly digest, monthly digests and team roles, or have more than 500 domains.
Is DMARC Digests the same as Postmark's free DMARC tool?
They are one product family from the same team. Postmark's free DMARC monitoring tool (dmarc.postmarkapp.com) emails a weekly digest of your top 10 mail sources with 7 days of history and has no dashboard. DMARC Digests is the paid version at $14 per domain per month: all sources, 60 days of history, a web dashboard, team roles and monthly digests. One difference runs the other way: the free tool has a REST API and the paid product does not.
How do the prices compare?
For 1 domain, Unspam is $5/mo (the Custom minimum), DMARC Digests is $14/mo, and Postmark's free tool is $0. For 3 domains, Unspam is $12/mo ($6 x 2 after the free first domain); DMARC Digests is $42/mo ($14 x 3). For 10 domains, Unspam is $54/mo and DMARC Digests is $140/mo. DMARC Digests bills monthly only; Unspam takes 15% off annual billing. See Unspam pricing.
How do I switch, or run both?
Add Unspam's reporting address to your existing DMARC record; Unspam can generate the change and leaves your policy as it is. A record can list two rua addresses, so DMARC Digests keeps receiving reports while you compare. Some receivers honor only the first two addresses, so keep Unspam's among them. First reports usually arrive 24 to 48 hours after verification.