trustyourinbox

For MSPs and agencies

Client DMARC,
without the seat math.

Every client domain in one fleet view, at a flat public price: $19/mo covers 25 domains on Pro. No per-seat charges, no volume bands, no quote-only tiers.

Why MSPs pick us

The DMARC market prices MSPs like enterprises: volume bands that creep, quote-only partner tiers, and per-domain charges that punish you for growing. We charge a flat, public price and put every client domain on one screen.

The mandates did the selling for you: Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft now require authentication from bulk senders, and most small businesses have no idea. DMARC monitoring is the easiest managed-service line item you can add this year.

Built for running a fleet

One fleet view

Every domain's policy, alignment, and DNS provider on one screen, with a cross-domain subdomain roll-up and per-domain drill-down across DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS, and Gmail deliverability.

Client servers, named

Register a client's own mail servers by IP range once and they stop reading as spoofers across alignment, sender buckets, and the threat view. On every plan, free included.

Fixes you can delegate

One-click DNS fixes on Cloudflare and AWS Route 53 with a five-minute hold and a 24-hour undo. Roles keep clients read-only while your techs hold edit access.

Wire it into your stack

A REST API with scoped keys, outbound webhooks that POST a signed event to your PSA or monitoring the moment something breaks, an MCP server for AI assistants, and Slack alerts your team can approve from the channel. Every action lands in the audit log.

Today, and next

The MSP tier is live: separate workspaces per client, one console with aggregated alerts and a book digest, and per-domain billing at the published card, from $2/domain/mo with volume pricing built in.

We are onboarding MSPs as design partners while white-label and the client portal land next. Prefer to start small? One Pro workspace still covers up to 25 domains for $19/mo. Either way, we want to talk.

See how we compare to the tools you quote against

Try it on one client first.

Free for one domain, no card. Prove the report to your client, then move the rest of the book onto Pro.