DMARC Analyzer
Inspect published DMARC policy and enforcement.
No email address required. Only public DNS records are queried. Reports can be printed or saved as PDF for free.
What this checks
Published public DNS configuration and common problems. A healthy DNS configuration is not a guarantee of message delivery or inbox placement.
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How to use this free DMARC checker
DMARC tells receiving mail servers how to handle messages that fail aligned SPF or DKIM authentication. Enter the domain or URL above and review the returned records and status details. The results reflect the information available when the check runs.
Understanding your DMARC results
A missing DMARC record means the domain has no published DMARC policy. Start with a monitoring policy while you verify legitimate senders.
A published p=reject policy can help prevent unauthenticated spoofing, but only when legitimate email sources are properly authenticated.
Need help fixing a problem?
Read our DMARC support and troubleshooting service, explore other free diagnostic tools, or contact Remote IT Support for optional professional assistance.