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EasyDMARC Alternative with Blacklist and DMARC Monitoring

EasyDMARC is built to move a domain to DMARC enforcement. BlacklistMonitoring is built to tell you the minute your mail stops landing: 109 blacklists checked every 60, 15 or 5 minutes, DMARC aggregate reports parsed by source, and SPF, DKIM and MX changes flagged as they happen. Check your sending domain or IP below.

Checks run by DNS only. Nothing is sent from or to your domain.

The short answer

If your main job is getting a domain from p=none to p=reject with hosted SPF, managed BIMI and a guided setup, EasyDMARC is a strong pick and its DMARC Plus plan starts at $35.99 a month billed yearly for 2 domains. If your mail already authenticates and the problem is listings, bounces and sudden drops at Gmail or Microsoft, you need blacklist and record monitoring first. EasyDMARC puts reputation monitoring in its custom-priced Deliverability plan. We include it on every plan.

BlacklistMonitoring checks each domain and IP on 109 DNS blacklists, including Spamhaus ZEN and DBL, Barracuda, SpamCop and SURBL. It reads your DMARC aggregate reports, groups every server sending as your domain, and alerts by email and Slack, with Teams and signed webhooks from the Business plan. Starter covers 10 domains and IPs for $49 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly.

EasyDMARC vs BlacklistMonitoring compared

EasyDMARC figures come from its public pricing page and can change, so confirm them there. Its email volume tiers raise the price above the entry figure. Our full plan details are on the pricing page.

EasyDMARCBlacklistMonitoring
Entry paid planDMARC Plus, $35.99/mo billed yearly, 2 domains, up to 100,000 emails a month at that priceStarter, $49/mo ($24 billed yearly), 10 domains and IPs, 50,000 DMARC messages
Next planDMARC Premium, $71.99/mo billed yearly, 4 domainsBusiness, $149/mo, 100 domains and IPs, 1,000,000 DMARC messages
Many domainsDeliverability and Enterprise plans, custom quote, unlimited domainsAgency $499/mo for 500, Scale $1,499/mo for 5,000, prices published
Blacklist monitoringReputation monitoring in the custom Deliverability plan109 IP and domain blacklists on every plan
Check frequencyNot publishedEvery 60 min, 15 min, or 5 min on Agency and Scale
DMARC aggregate reportsYes, the core of every planYes, parsed and grouped by sending source
Hosted SPF, managed BIMIEasySPF from Premium, managed BIMI listedMonitors SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, PTR and BIMI records; does not host them
Inbox placement testsDeliverability plan50 a month on Business, 300 on Agency, 1,500 on Scale
API accessEnterprise planScale plan
Data history3 months on Plus, 1 year on Premium, up to 3 years custom90 days on Starter up to 3 years on Scale
Where EasyDMARC winsGuided enforcement, hosted SPF flattening, managed BIMI, threat intelligence, MSP program
Email operations engineer at a standing desk reviewing a chart of sending sources in the evening

How much does EasyDMARC cost?

EasyDMARC costs $35.99 a month for DMARC Plus and $71.99 a month for DMARC Premium when billed yearly, which it describes as a 20% saving over monthly billing. Plus covers 2 domains with 3 months of data, Premium covers 4 domains with a year of data, and both are priced by monthly email volume. Deliverability and Enterprise are quoted after a sales conversation.

That is good value for one or two brands that need to reach enforcement. It gets harder for a team that sends from 15 domains, or an agency with 40 clients, because anything past 4 domains means a custom quote. Our plans publish the price per domain count all the way to 5,000, so you know the bill before you talk to anyone.

Why senders pick BlacklistMonitoring over EasyDMARC

  • Listings caught in minutes. A Spamhaus or Barracuda listing caught after 15 minutes is a short pause in sending. Caught a day later, it is a full day of bounces and a dent in your reputation at Gmail and Microsoft.
  • DMARC data next to the listing. Most listings trace back to a sending source: a forgotten CRM, a compromised mailbox, a vendor sending without DKIM. Your DMARC reports sit in the same workspace as the blacklist alerts, grouped by sending source, so you can find the cause instead of only requesting removal.
  • Record drift alerts. When someone edits SPF past the 10 lookup limit or a DKIM key stops resolving, you hear about it before Google starts rejecting mail.
  • Published prices for many domains. 100 domains and IPs for $149 a month, 500 for $499. No quote, no annual commitment needed.
  • Inbox placement tests included. Business and higher plans include seed tests for the big US mailbox providers.

Who should stay with EasyDMARC

If you have not reached p=reject yet and want a vendor to host and flatten SPF, publish BIMI and walk you through each step, stay with EasyDMARC or pair it with us. Plenty of teams do both: EasyDMARC owns the DNS records, and we watch the blacklists and alert when something sending as the domain gets listed. Since DMARC accepts several rua addresses, both services can read the same reports.

The case for switching is strongest for teams with many domains and a revenue reason to watch them all day. Cold email teams rotating secondary domains use our deliverability monitoring for cold email agencies. SaaS and ecommerce companies protecting transactional mail start with DMARC monitoring and blacklist monitoring on the same domain.

How to switch from EasyDMARC without losing reports

  1. 1 List every domain and sending IP in your EasyDMARC account, including subdomains used by your ESP or CRM.
  2. 2 Create your account and paste the list into the bulk add box. The first blacklist and DNS check runs right away.
  3. 3 Add the reporting address from your workspace to the rua tag of each DMARC record, next to the existing EasyDMARC address, so reports reach both.
  4. 4 If EasyDMARC hosts your SPF, replace the include with your flattened record before you cancel, and we will alert if it goes over 10 lookups.
  5. 5 Connect email or Slack, send a test alert, and run both side by side for one billing cycle before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to EasyDMARC?

For teams that need blacklist alerts and DMARC reports in one place, BlacklistMonitoring checks 109 blacklists every 5 to 60 minutes and parses DMARC aggregate reports, from $49 a month. For DMARC-only management, dmarcian and Valimail are the usual alternatives, with dmarcian starting at $19.99 a month billed yearly.

How much does EasyDMARC cost per month?

EasyDMARC DMARC Plus costs $35.99 a month and DMARC Premium $71.99 a month when billed yearly, for 2 and 4 domains. Higher email volumes cost more. The Deliverability and Enterprise plans, with unlimited domains, reputation monitoring and API access, are priced by quote.

Does EasyDMARC do blacklist monitoring?

EasyDMARC lists reputation monitoring as part of its Sender Insights module in the custom-priced Deliverability plan, not in DMARC Plus or Premium. BlacklistMonitoring includes 109 blacklists on every plan, with checks every 60 minutes on Starter and every 5 minutes on Agency and Scale.

Can I use EasyDMARC and BlacklistMonitoring together?

Yes. A DMARC record can list several rua addresses separated by commas, so both services receive the same aggregate reports. Many teams keep EasyDMARC for hosted SPF and BIMI and use us for blacklist alerts and record drift.

Is dmarcian cheaper than EasyDMARC?

At the entry level, yes. dmarcian Basic is $19.99 a month billed yearly for 2 domains, against $35.99 for EasyDMARC DMARC Plus. dmarcian Plus jumps to $199 a month for 8 domains. Our dmarcian pricing breakdown compares every tier.

Do I need DMARC monitoring if my domain is already at p=reject?

Yes. Enforcement stops spoofing, but new tools your team adds, DKIM key rotations and SPF edits can still break legitimate mail and get it rejected. Ongoing reports and record alerts catch that before customers notice. Try the DMARC report analyzer on a report you already have.

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