- You want a price that grows by one domain at a time: $6 per domain per month after the first, up to 500 domains, instead of bundles of 5, 10 and 25 domains
- You want each sending source explained: why its mail fails DMARC and how to fix it, plus a per-domain check of what still blocks p=quarantine or p=reject
- You want an API and an MCP server without a $75/mo plan: both come with Unspam's Custom plan, which has a $5 monthly minimum
- You also test campaigns before sending: spam score, seed-list inbox placement across 7 providers, and client previews sit in the same account
A DMARC Report alternative priced per domain, with pre-send testing in the same account
DMARC Report is DuoCircle's DMARC reporting service: it reads aggregate and failure reports, hosts DMARC and MTA-STS records on paid plans, and sends alerts, with a free Core plan for one domain and paid tiers from $25/mo. Unspam reads aggregate reports on its Custom plan at $6 per domain per month (first domain included), groups the traffic into named sending sources, and tells you what stands between each domain and p=reject. The two meet on aggregate reporting and source identification. They differ in scope: DMARC Report adds hosted records, failure reports and managed enforcement, while Unspam adds spam tests, inbox placement and previews in the same account.
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026.
Which one fits you?
- You want DMARC reporting at no cost: the Core plan covers 1 domain and 10,000 messages a month, free, while Unspam's DMARC monitoring starts at the $5 Custom minimum
- You need more than aggregate reports: failure reports from Guard, hosted DMARC on paid plans, and hosted MTA-STS with TLS-RPT plus email, webhook and Slack alerts from Shield
- You want someone else to run enforcement: the Ultimate plan assigns a DMARC engineer and guarantees p=quarantine at pct=100 within 90 days, and an MSP program offers white-label plans
Why teams move from DMARC Report to Unspam.
Pay for the domains you have
DMARC Report sells bundles: Guard covers 5 domains for $25/mo, Shield 10 for $75/mo, Defender 25 for $200/mo, each with a monthly message cap. Unspam charges $6 per domain per month after the first, so 3 domains cost $12/mo and 10 cost $54/mo, up to 500 domains in one account.
Sources explained, readiness checked
Unspam groups reported IPs into named sending sources (email service providers, your own infrastructure, forwarders, suspected spoofing) and marks each compliant, partially failing, failing or unauthorized. Opening one explains why its mail fails and how to fix it, and a per-domain readiness check lists what still blocks p=quarantine or p=reject.
Testing in the same account
DMARC Report checks authentication on mail sent to a test address. Unspam tests the message itself before you send it: spam score, seed-list inbox placement across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho, ProtonMail, AOL and GMX, and client previews, priced per test, with a free plan that includes 5 spam tests and 3 inbox placements a month.
Unspam vs DMARC Report, 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 Report
Free plan or trial
First domain free on the Custom plan
Core: free, 1 domain, 10,000 messages/mo
First paid plan
$5/mo Custom plan minimum, then $6 per domain per month
$25/mo (Guard, 5 domains)
Aggregate (RUA) report monitoring
Yesfirst domain free
Yes
Sending sources named and classified
YesESP, own, forwarder, spoofing
YesEmail Vendor ID, Guard and up
Guidance to p=reject
Yespolicy readiness checks
Yesreadiness via MCP, hands-on in Ultimate
Failure (RUF) reports
No
YesGuard and up
Hosted DMARC record
No
Yespaid plans, via CNAME
Hosted SPF / SPF flattening
No
Noflattening is sold as AutoSPF
Hosted DKIM
No
NoDKIM monitoring only
BIMI
Partialchecked in spam tests
Partiallogo hosting and VMC status via API
MTA-STS / TLS reporting
No
Yeshosted policy, Shield and up
Alerts
No
Yesemail, webhook, Slack; Shield and up
Scheduled email reports
Yesweekly, every Monday
Partialperiodic summaries, PDF audit report
API access
YesCustom plan
YesShield and up on the pricing table
MCP server
YesCustom plan
YesShield and up
MSP / multi-tenant
Partialup to 500 domains in one account
Yesseparate MSP plans, white-label
Managed enforcement service
No
YesUltimate (Done With You)
Pre-send email testing
Yesspam score, placement, previews
Partialtest address checks SPF, DKIM, DMARC
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026.
What each one costs.
Prices are in USD from the DMARC Report pricing and MSP partner pages. Plans are tiered by monthly message volume and domain count, annual billing saves 17%, and every paid plan has a 30-day trial with no card, after which the account drops to Core. The pricing FAQ says paid plans support unlimited domains with no per-domain fees, while the plan cards cap them at 5, 10 and 25.
- 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.
- Core Free
1 domain and subdomains, 10,000 messages/month, 30 days of data history, aggregate reports only
- Guard $25/mo or $275/yr
5 domains, 250,000 messages/month, 6 months of history, aggregate and failure reports, Email Vendor ID, group and permission management
- Shield $75/mo or $750/yr
10 domains, 1,000,000 messages/month, parked domains, 1 year of history, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT, API access, MCP access, email support and alerts
- Defender $200/mo or $2,000/yr
25 domains, 3,000,000 messages/month, advanced API access, advanced failure reports, advanced support
- Ultimate (Done With You) $3,900, sold through a demo
Unlimited domains and messages, 3 years of history, a dedicated DMARC engineer, 90-day p=quarantine pct=100 guarantee
The plan card shows $3,900 with no unit. The pricing page's meta description says $3,900/mo, and the MSP partner page prices the same service per domain.
- MSP partner plans Free to $400/mo
Secure (free), Framework ($100/mo, 25 domains), Sentinel ($250/mo, 25 domains), Armor ($400/mo, 50 domains), white-label domain and PDFs, 50% partner discount
Every DMARC Report plan and price in full
Compared from public pricing and product pages, October 2026. DMARC Report is a trademark of its respective owner. Unspam is not affiliated with or endorsed by DMARC Report.
Unspam vs DMARC Report, answered.
Is Unspam a replacement for DMARC Report?
For aggregate reporting, yes. Unspam's DMARC monitoring reads RUA reports, names your sending sources and tells you when a domain is ready for p=quarantine or p=reject. It does not read failure reports, host DMARC or MTA-STS records, or send alerts, and it has no managed enforcement service. If you rely on those, DMARC Report covers more.
What does DMARC Report do that Unspam doesn't?
It reads failure (RUF) reports from the Guard plan, hosts your DMARC record on paid plans, hosts an MTA-STS policy with TLS-RPT monitoring from Shield, and sends email, webhook and Slack alerts when authentication drops or a new sender appears. It also sells done-for-you enforcement with a dedicated engineer, and white-label plans for MSPs. Unspam has none of these, and offers pre-send inbox placement and spam testing that DMARC Report does not.
How do the prices compare?
For 1 domain under 10,000 messages a month, DMARC Report's Core plan is free and Unspam is $5/mo (the Custom minimum). For 3 domains, Unspam is $12/mo ($6 x 2 after the free first domain); DMARC Report needs Guard at $25/mo. For 10 domains, Unspam is $54/mo ($6 x 9); DMARC Report's Shield is $75/mo. Annual billing takes 15% off Unspam and 17% off DMARC Report. 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 Report 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.