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EasyDMARC vs DMARCLY

Choose EasyDMARC if you manage DMARC across clients or want managed deployment and broader workflow integrations; choose DMARCLY if you want a lower-priced starting plan with clearly stated domain and message limits. Both sell DMARC monitoring with aggregate and forensic reporting, but their published plans differ most in price, MSP tools, integrations and support.

Last updated October 31, 2026.

At a glance

EasyDMARC compared with DMARCLY, one row per dimension
DimensionEasyDMARCDMARCLY
Starting paid price$44.99/month, or $35.99/month billed annually$17.99/month
Published plansDMARC Plus, DMARC Premium; two custom-priced tiersProfessional, Growth, Business, Enterprise
Included domains2 on Plus; 4 on Premium2, 8, 15 or 200 by plan
Monthly message allowanceStarts at 100,000 on Plus and Premium100,000 to 5 million by plan
Data history3 months on Plus; 1 year on Premium2 months to 1 year by plan
UsersUnlimited on published business plans1, 3, 5 or unlimited by plan
Platform and deploymentWeb dashboard; managed DNS optionsWeb dashboard; customer publishes DMARC DNS record
IntegrationsDNS, PSA, SIEM and Slack integrationsEnterprise API and SAML SSO
MSP featuresMulti-tenant dashboard and white-label reportingNot published
SPF managementEasySPF on PremiumSafe SPF from Growth
SupportPremium email support; Enterprise dedicated engineerProfessional email support; Growth and above live chat
ReportingAggregate and failure reportsAggregate and forensic reports

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Which should you choose?

EasyDMARC logo

Choose EasyDMARC if

  • MSPs managing multiple clients from one dashboard
  • Teams needing PSA, DNS or Slack integrations
  • Organizations seeking managed deployment or dedicated engineering support
  • Teams wanting unlimited users on published business plans
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Choose DMARCLY if

  • Teams seeking a $17.99-per-month entry plan
  • Buyers who want published prices through a 200-domain tier
  • Teams comfortable adding a DMARC record to DNS themselves
  • Buyers needing BIMI and MTA-STS/TLS-RPT on the entry plan
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The verdict

EasyDMARC is the better fit for MSPs that need multi-tenant management, white-label reporting and PSA integrations, or for organizations seeking a managed deployment option. DMARCLY is the better fit for a team comfortable publishing its own DNS record that wants to start at $17.99 per month. Compare the limits at the tier you would actually buy: the entry plans both cover two domains and 100,000 messages per month, while their data-history and user allowances differ.

EasyDMARC vs DMARCLY: common questions

Is EasyDMARC or DMARCLY cheaper to start?
DMARCLY Professional is $17.99 per month. EasyDMARC DMARC Plus is $44.99 per month, or $35.99 per month when billed annually. Both entry plans cover two domains and start at 100,000 messages per month.
Do EasyDMARC and DMARCLY offer free trials?
DMARCLY advertises a 14-day free trial on every plan. EasyDMARC offers a free trial without a credit card on its business pricing page and advertises a 14-day trial for its MSP platform.
Which is better suited to an MSP?
EasyDMARC publishes a dedicated MSP offering with multi-tenant management, white-label reporting and integrations with ConnectWise PSA, Autotask PSA, HaloPSA and SyncroMSP. DMARCLY publishes domain groups but does not describe a comparable MSP offering.
How do the entry-plan limits compare?
EasyDMARC DMARC Plus and DMARCLY Professional each include two domains and start at 100,000 messages per month. EasyDMARC lists three months of data history and unlimited users; DMARCLY lists two months of history and one user.
Do both products provide aggregate and forensic DMARC reports?
Yes. EasyDMARC lists aggregate and failure reports on its pricing page. DMARCLY lists aggregate and forensic report processing on every paid plan.
Which product helps manage SPF?
EasyDMARC lists EasySPF on DMARC Premium. DMARCLY lists Safe SPF starting with Growth, which includes one Safe SPF domain.
Can either product integrate with other tools?
EasyDMARC publishes DNS, PSA, SIEM and collaboration-tool integrations, with API access on Enterprise. DMARCLY lists API access and SAML SSO with Azure AD, Google and Okta on Enterprise.
What happens if email volume exceeds the plan limit?
DMARCLY says it temporarily moves an account to the plan covering its actual monthly volume and charges accordingly; it publishes over-quota pricing above five million messages. EasyDMARC's current business pricing page lists selectable volumes but does not state an over-limit policy.