DMARCLoop vs URIports
A fair, side-by-side look at DMARCLoop and URIports for DMARC reporting, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT monitoring, and getting to a p=reject policy.
Both DMARCLoop and URIports turn the raw DMARC XML that mailbox providers send into readable reports and help you move a domain toward enforcement. URIports (Netherlands) is known for maximum reporting depth per dollar - DMARC aggregate and failure reports, TLS-RPT and browser reports such as CSP, with JSON/CSV export.
If you want the deepest raw reporting per dollar and are happy interpreting it yourself, URIports is a solid pick. If you want the fastest path to p=reject with reports a non-specialist can actually read - and a free plan rather than a trial - that is the case for DMARCLoop.
DMARCLoop vs URIports
| Feature | DMARCLoop | URIports |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes - free plan, up to 3 domains | No - one-month free trial, no card required (Sand: $15/yr for personal use, 3 domains, 10K reports/mo) |
| Free tools, no account | Yes - 10-tool DNS/DMARC suite | Yes - BIMI, DKIM, DANE, DMARC, MTA-STS, MX, SPF and security.txt validators |
| Paid plans from | $19/mo billed monthly, $190/yr billed yearly (Pro: 5 domains, 500,000 messages a month) | $6/mo billed annually, $7/mo billed monthly (Pebble: 5 domains, 100K reports/mo) |
| Pricing model | By domains + monthly volume | By report volume + domains; monthly or annual |
| DMARC aggregate (RUA) reports | Yes | Yes - all plans |
| DMARC failure (RUF) reports | Yes - Business and above, opt-in per domain | Yes - all plans (headers stripped, or PGP-encrypted) |
| MTA-STS monitoring | Yes - Pro and above, not an add-on | Hosted MTA-STS - Pebble +$6/mo add-on (with DNS Monitor), included from Stone |
| TLS-RPT (SMTP TLS) reporting | Yes - Pro and above, not an add-on | Yes - all plans |
| Guided path to p=reject | Yes - the primary workflow | Enforcement insight - shows unknown sources, alignment failures and how much mail a stricter policy would affect; no step-by-step workflow listed |
| Human-readable reports | Yes - plain findings + next action | Yes - structured, searchable dashboard with data enrichment and report prioritisation |
| Managed SPF flattening | Yes - hosted SPF, Pro and above | No - not offered (its FAQ recommends SPF macros instead) |
| Hosted DMARC/DKIM/SPF records | Yes - CNAME-delegated; DMARC on every plan, SPF and DKIM Pro and above | Hosted MTA-STS policy only; no hosted DMARC, DKIM or SPF listed |
| Managed BIMI | Yes - hosted, Pro and above | Monitoring via DNS Monitor (Pebble add-on, included from Stone); not hosted |
| Inbound spam/phishing filtering | No - outbound authentication only | No - monitoring and reporting only |
| Deployment | Cloud SaaS | Cloud SaaS (hosted in the Netherlands) |
| Support | Email support | Email support on all plans; in-depth support on Himalaya |
URIports's column was last checked against its own site on 2026-11-09. Vendors change plans and prices, so confirm anything you are deciding on with them. DMARCLoop's plans are on the pricing page.
Where DMARCLoop stands out
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Fastest route to enforcement
The whole product is organised around moving a domain from p=none to p=reject safely - not around exposing every possible setting. Fewer decisions, less time stuck in monitor mode.
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Reports a non-specialist can read
Aggregate and failure data is translated into plain findings and a clear next step, so an IT generalist or business owner can act without knowing the RFCs.
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MTA-STS and TLS-RPT in every paid plan
Transport-security visibility ships in every paid plan from Pro up - not as a separately priced add-on or an enterprise-only tier - so you see policy and TLS problems alongside your DMARC posture.
When URIports is the better choice
- You want deep raw reporting cheaply It exposes a lot of detail (including RUF and TLS-RPT) with JSON/CSV export at a low price - $72 a year for 5 domains, billed annually.
- You also want browser reporting It ingests web reports too - CSP, Network Error Logging, deprecations and more - so one account covers both email and site.
- You're comfortable interpreting the data yourself A strong pick if you'd rather read the raw signal than be walked through it.
DMARCLoop vs URIports - FAQ
- Does either tool filter incoming spam or phishing?
- No. DMARC reporting products - DMARCLoop included - work on outbound email authentication (DMARC, SPF, DKIM); they are not inbound mail filters. Keep your existing secure email gateway and run either one alongside it.
- Will switching lose my DMARC history?
- Your DMARC data lives in the reports mailbox providers send to the address in your DMARC record. Point the record at the new tool and fresh reports start flowing within a day or so; reports already delivered stay where they were sent.
- How can I see my domain's status right now?
- Use the free DMARCLoop tools - no account needed - to check a domain's SPF, DKIM and DMARC in one look before you commit to anything.
- How much do DMARCLoop and URIports cost?
- DMARCLoop has a free plan and paid plans listed on its pricing page. URIports has no free plan - a one-month trial with no card - and the Pebble plan is $6 a month billed annually ($72 a year) or $7/mo billed monthly for 5 domains and 100,000 reports a month, with hosted MTA-STS and DNS monitoring a +$6/mo add-on at that tier (Pebble Plus) and included from the Stone plan ($30/mo billed annually, $33/mo billed monthly). Competitor pricing moves - check URIports' own site for current figures.
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