What to look at

Three places worth a click

  • A domain's report: the DMARC pass rate, messages checked, the published policy and the next step.
    Open a domain's report How much of its mail passes, what policy it publishes, and the next step the adviser suggests.
  • The Sources page: each sender by name, with its messages and whether it passes.
    See who is sending Every sender by name: the ones that pass, one that needs fixing, and a few nobody recognises.
  • The adviser board: every domain by stage on its way to p=reject, with what blocks it.
    Check the adviser board Which domains are ready to tighten, and exactly what is holding the others back.
What it is

The real thing, with made-up data

  • It's the real app

    Not a video and not a mock-up. The demo runs the same version of DMARCLoop that customers use, so what you click is what you get.

  • No sign-up, nothing to install

    It opens straight into a sample organisation. There is no account to create and no email address to hand over.

  • The data is made up

    Every domain is an example domain and every address is from the ranges kept for documentation. The reports are refreshed every night, so the latest one is always yesterday's.

  • You can't break it

    The demo is read-only. Buttons that would change something tell you so. Billing, sign-in and account settings are switched off.

Your own domain

Seen enough? See your own senders

The demo shows someone else's mail. Start free, publish one DNS record, and the same pages fill with yours, usually within a day. No card.