Email authentication is mandatory now, but the tools to manage it were built for enterprise compliance teams. We built the one a small business can actually run.
DMARC has existed since 2012, but most tools for it still look like 2012: walls of raw XML, pie charts, and a pricing page that opens with “contact sales.” They were built for compliance officers and SOC analysts, people who read RFCs for a living.
Then Gmail and Yahoo began enforcing DMARC in 2024, and Microsoft followed in 2025. Overnight, every business that sends email needed a DMARC posture, and the existing tools gatekeep that behind sales calls and dense dashboards. A small business owner does not have a SOC team. They have a Tuesday afternoon and a domain that needs to keep landing in inboxes.
Make email authentication legible. A small business deserves the same deliverability, and the same protection from people spoofing its domain, as a Fortune 500, without the consulting fee, the sales call, or the dashboard that needs a manual.
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