Compared
TrustYourInbox vs Postmark DMARC Digests
Both watch your DMARC reports. The difference is how you pay and how fast you reach enforcement. Verified against Postmark DMARC Digests's own materials, July 2026.
How Postmark DMARC Digests charges
The paid DMARC Digests product is one flat, public, per-domain monthly price with a 14-day trial, so the bill grows linearly with every domain you add. Monitoring only: no forensic-report processing and no enforcement tooling.
Free tier: The free weekly digest (dmarc.postmarkapp.com): a weekly email with no dashboard, top 10 sources per domain, 7 days of history. Subdomains: Subdomain traffic rolls up under the root domain's record by default. The vendor's docs say to monitor a subdomain on its own you add it as a new domain, and pricing is per domain per month.
We deliberately do not print Postmark DMARC Digests's prices: vendor pricing changes and a stale number would be unfair to them and useless to you. The model above was verified July 2026.
How we charge
Flat and public: free for one domain forever, $9/mo for 5 domains, $19/mo for 25 domains and your team. No email-volume bands, no per-seat charges, no quote-only tiers.
Every plan includes one-click DNS fixes with a five-minute hold and a 24-hour undo, the daily digest, subdomain discovery, and Slack alerts. The whole price list is public.
The table below covers the four most-compared DMARC subscriptions. Postmark DMARC Digests is not one of its rows; how it charges is described above.
| Provider | Free tier | How they charge |
|---|---|---|
 | 1 domain, the full product, forever | Flat $9/mo for 5 domains, $19/mo for 25. Never metered on email volume; enforcement with a pre-flip preview and one-click DNS fixes included. |
| PowerDMARC | 1 domain, capped email volume, short history (non-commercial) | Volume-based: the price climbs with your monthly email volume, and the Enterprise and MSP tiers are quote-only. |
| EasyDMARC | 1 domain, low monthly email cap, 14 days history | Per-domain tiers crossed with email-volume bands; exceed your monthly email quota and report access is paused until you upgrade. |
| dmarcian | 2 domains, 1 user, low message cap (non-commercial) | Tiered on domains and message volume, with steep jumps between tiers as you add domains or send more mail. |
| Valimail | Monitor tier, free (up to 5 users, limited automation) | No low-cost plan: free monitoring, then a jump to enterprise annual contracts, with most tiers contact-sales. |
Competitor details taken from each vendor's published pricing, verified as of June 2026. Plans change, so check the vendor for current terms.
On a per-domain basis, it is not close.
Pro covers 25 domains for $19/mo, about $0.76 per domain each month. Most DMARC tools bill per domain or meter you on email volume, so the cost climbs as you grow. Ours does not. Same DMARC reports, parsed and explained, for a flat price.
When Postmark DMARC Digests fits better
Postmark's free weekly digest is the lightest possible way to start watching DMARC: genuinely free, a two-minute setup, and no dashboard to learn. If you want a weekly pulse on a domain or two and plan to read the reports and make the DNS changes yourself, it is an honest place to begin, especially if you already send through Postmark.
Common questions
- Is Postmark's DMARC monitoring free?
- The weekly digest at dmarc.postmarkapp.com is genuinely free: a weekly email covering your top 10 mail sources with 7 days of history, and no dashboard. The fuller product, DMARC Digests, is paid: one public per-domain monthly price with a 14-day trial, so the bill grows with every domain you add.
- How much does DMARC Digests cost?
- DMARC Digests charges a single flat price per domain per month. We do not reprint the number because vendor pricing changes; check their page for today's figure. Ours is flat by domain count, not per domain: $9/mo covers up to 5 domains and $19/mo covers up to 25, so multiple domains do not multiply the bill.
- What is a DMARC Digests alternative with enforcement?
- DMARC Digests is a monitoring product: it shows you the reports and offers guidance, and the DNS work stays yours. TrustYourInbox includes the enforcement half: one-click DNS fixes with a 24-hour undo, a pre-flip enforcement preview, and a guided path from p=none to p=reject. Free for 1 domain, then $9-19/mo.
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