Meet DMARC requirements and see everyone sending as your domain

Delivery Center turns thousands of raw DMARC reports into a clear list of everyone sending as your domain, shows who passes SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and helps you fix the ones that don't.

Aggregate (RUA) reportsForensic (RUF) reportsSPF & DKIM alignmentSender discovery

Meet Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft bulk sender rules now, then build toward enforcement: the policy that protects your brand, your sending reputation and your business from spoofing and BEC.

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How DMARC works with MxToolbox

Where are you today?

  • No DMARC record: publish p=none with reporting to MxToolbox. That meets the bulk sender minimum.
  • p=none: find every sender and fix the ones failing alignment.
  • Passing consistently: keep monitoring as teams add new tools.
  • The goal: move to enforcement to protect your brand, sending reputation and business from spoofing and BEC.

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Seeing DMARC failures?

The usual causes: a new email service that isn't in your SPF record, a vendor signing DKIM with its own domain instead of yours, or mail forwarding.

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From first record to enforcement

StagePolicyWhat you doHow Delivery Center helps
1. Monitorp=nonePublish DMARC and start collecting reportsParses aggregate reports from Google, Outlook.com, Yahoo! and 500+ inbox providers
2. Find your sendersp=noneSee everyone sending as your domainIdentifies known services (Google, Salesforce, HubSpot and hundreds more) and flags unknown ones
3. Fix alignmentp=noneGet each legitimate sender passing SPF or DKIM, alignedShows SPF and DKIM pass and alignment rates by sender and selector, and senders missing from SPF
4. Stay compliantp=none or stricterKeep every sender passing as teams add new toolsAlerts when compliance drops or a new sender appears
5. Enforce (the goal)p=quarantine, then p=rejectBlock spoofed mail to protect your brand, reputation and business, and qualify for BIMIShows when it's safe to move. See DMARC Enforcement →

Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft require bulk senders to have DMARC at p=none or stricter. That's the short-term goal. Enforcement is the long-term goal: it's what stops spoofing, protects your brand and sending reputation, and defends against BEC. Learn about DMARC enforcement.

How it works

1

Connect your domain

Add MxToolbox as a report destination in your DMARC record, or let us host the record for you. No DMARC yet? We'll walk you through it.

2

See every sender

Within days, reports from inbox providers show who sends as your domain and whether each sender passes SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

3

Move to enforcement

Fix what's failing, then step up to quarantine and reject when the data says it's safe. Alerts catch any sender that breaks later.

Built for the way your team sends

Email Marketers

Make sure every ESP and marketing tool passes DMARC, so campaigns meet bulk sender rules now, and enforce to protect your brand and unlock BIMI.

DMARC Adopters

Stop parsing XML. Get aggregate and forensic reports in one view, with a clear signal for when it's safe to enforce.

IT Email Administrators

Get alerts when SPF, DKIM or DMARC compliance changes, and control who on your team can change DMARC settings.

Get DMARC Compliant

DMARC gets you through the door. Reputation gets you to the inbox.

Gmail, Yahoo! and Outlook require DMARC, but passing it doesn't guarantee the inbox. Content, domain reputation and private blocklists still decide where your mail lands.

Inbox Placement, included in Delivery Center, tests your campaigns at each provider and shows what to fix.

Learn about Inbox Placement →

20+ years in email deliverability

42K+Domains trust MxToolbox
500+DMARC-reporting inbox providers
20M+DMARC XML reports processed monthly
120+Countries

Part of Delivery Center

DMARC compliance is one piece of a full email reputation toolkit. Paid Delivery Center plans also include:

DMARC Enforcement

The goal after compliance: block spoofing to protect your brand, sending reputation and business from BEC.

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Adaptive Blacklist Monitoring

Watch every sending IP your DMARC reports uncover, including ESPs, across 100+ blacklists.

Learn more →

SPF Flattening (Plus)

Stay under SPF's 10-lookup limit as you add more sending services.

Learn more →

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Frequently asked questions

What does "DMARC compliant" mean?

A message passes DMARC when it passes SPF or DKIM, and the domain that passed matches (aligns with) the domain in the visible From address.

Do I need p=reject to be compliant?

Not for Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft, which require p=none or stricter. But p=none only monitors. Enforcement (quarantine or reject) is the goal: it stops spoofing, protects your brand and sending reputation, defends against BEC, and is needed for BIMI. See DMARC enforcement.

Do I need DMARC if I'm not a bulk sender?

The bulk sender rules apply at 5,000+ messages a day to Gmail or Microsoft consumer inboxes, but any domain can be spoofed. DMARC reports show who's using yours, and many providers treat unauthenticated mail with suspicion at any volume.

What are RUA and RUF reports?

RUA (aggregate) reports are daily XML summaries from inbox providers of who sent as your domain and whether it passed. RUF (forensic) reports cover individual failing messages. Delivery Center analyzes both.

Which senders can you identify?

Google, Microsoft, Marketo, Salesforce, HubSpot and hundreds of others are recognized automatically. Anything we don't recognize is flagged for review.

Can MxToolbox host my DMARC record?

Yes. You can point your reports to MxToolbox or use our DMARC hosting, which makes later policy changes easier.

Do I need to change my DMARC record for DMARCbis?

No. DMARCbis (RFC 9989, published May 2026) is backward compatible. It retires the pct, rf and ri tags and adds t (testing), np and psd. Delivery Center supports both the original and the new tags.

Why did my SPF or DKIM pass rate suddenly drop?

Usually a change to your SPF record or a vendor's include, a team adding a new email service without telling IT, a missed DKIM key rotation, a gateway that modifies messages, forwarding, or someone spoofing your domain. Delivery Center flags the change and shows which sender caused it.

Rather have experts handle it? MxToolbox Managed Services handles DMARC setup and compliance for you, through to full enforcement. Learn about Managed Services → or call +1 (866) 698-6652.

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See every sender, meet bulk sender rules now and move to enforcement with confidence. Delivery Center is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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