EMAIL SECURITY, MADE CLEAR
Take control of your email security.
Monitor DMARC, secure your domains, understand your senders and confidently enforce email authentication.
Illustrative preview
A clearer view of sending activity
DMARC
Observed
SPF / DKIM
Aligned
DNS
Reviewed
A connected view
Email security is easier to manage when reports, DNS records and next steps are understood together.
One dependable workspace
Proof before policy. Context before change.
Connect configuration and report evidence so the next security decision is clear, explainable and reviewable.
See every sender. Understand every result.
Bring aggregate reports into one readable view. Trace authentication outcomes to the systems sending on your behalf and keep the evidence close to every decision.
Learn moreFind the record that needs attention.
Inspect the authentication records recipients rely on. Clear explanations help your team understand syntax, lookup limits, key strength and alignment.
Learn moreMake DNS changes with context.
Review important email security records, compare proposed changes and keep approval in the workflow before a managed change is applied.
Learn moreGuided enforcement
Move policy forward when the evidence is ready.
Understand sender readiness and the risks of tightening DMARC. Keep people in control of policy changes with clear proposals and verification.
- Readiness signals from observed reports
- Risk explanations before a change
- Post-change verification
Move policy forward when the evidence is ready.
Understand sender readiness and the risks of tightening DMARC. Keep people in control of policy changes with clear proposals and verification.
AI-assisted analysis
Get help interpreting complex findings.
Use AI assistance to summarize available security context and suggest next steps. Deterministic checks stay visible alongside generated analysis.
- Recommendations with clear context
- Human review before action
- Core checks remain independent
Get help interpreting complex findings.
Use AI assistance to summarize available security context and suggest next steps. Deterministic checks stay visible alongside generated analysis.
Made for reviewable decisions
A product view with the evidence in reach.
The example below illustrates the kind of record context teams can review. It is not live or customer data.
Illustrative preview
Record review
Synthetic example content. Connect your domain to see real findings.
Free public diagnostics
Start with one useful answer.
Check authentication records, inspect DNS and generate records with clear explanations. No registration required.
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Keep important changes visible.
Review security context, changes and available reports in one place. Product availability depends on your configuration and plan.
Explore reportingSignal with context
A calmer way to review activity
Plans that match your setup
See current plan details.
Plan availability, limits and price metadata come from the product API.
Clear boundaries
DNS changes require approval. Generated keys stay in your browser.
Privacy-minded tools
Diagnostic inputs are rate limited; header analysis is processed in memory.
Honest product states
Unavailable integrations are shown as unavailable, not as completed work.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Can I use the public tools without an account?
Yes. The public diagnostic tools are available without registration. They validate inputs, apply rate limits and do not store submitted lookup data.
Does MailConfig Pro change DNS automatically?
DNS changes are represented as proposals and require an authorized approval workflow. A proposal is not presented as an applied change.
Does MailConfig Pro process payment information?
No. Payment processing is outside the current product scope. Public plan information comes from the plans API.
Are the product screens on this page live account data?
No. Product screen illustrations are labelled as illustrative previews. Connect a domain in the product to view account-specific data.
Clarity for your next step
Know what is sending. Know what to do next.
Start with a public check or bring your domains into a workspace.