Plans & Billing
DMARC Examiner offers four plans to fit the needs of every organization.
Available Plans
Free
Ideal for getting started and exploring the platform:
- 1 domain
- 1 user
- 1,000 emails/month
- Email alerts
- Data retention: 14 days
- Report storage: 30 days
Basic — $2.99/month ($29.90/year)
For personal domains and small businesses:
- 3 domains
- 3 users
- 25,000 emails/month
- Configurable alerts (digest frequency, type selection)
- Customizable Dashboard with 7 widgets and drag-and-drop layout
- Saved Filters (My Reports) — name and reuse your most common views
- Data retention: 90 days
- Report storage: 180 days
Pro — $9.99/month ($99.90/year)
For teams with advanced needs:
- 10 domains
- 10 users
- 100,000 emails/month
- Webhooks and advanced alerts
- Scheduled Digest emails (daily, weekly, monthly — from a dashboard or saved filter)
- API access (100 calls/day)
- Data retention: 1 year
- Report storage: 2 years
Ultimate — $19.99/month ($199.90/year)
For organizations with multiple domains:
- 25 domains
- Up to 999 users
- 500,000 emails/month
- All Pro features
- API access (1,000 calls/day)
- Branded Exports — your logo, colors, and footer in PDFs, digest emails, and CSV exports
- BIMI implementation (on our roadmap, not available yet)
- MTA-STS management (on our roadmap, not available yet)
- Data retention: 2 years
- Report storage: 4 years
Billing
Plans are available on monthly or annual billing cycles. Annual billing offers a discount. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time from Settings > Billing. Subscriptions are managed through Polar.
When you cancel, your plan remains active until the end of the current billing period.
Enterprise Plans
Enterprise plans are custom agreements for managed service providers. Your account manager sets the pricing and handles any plan change, so you cannot upgrade or downgrade an enterprise plan yourself from Settings > Billing. Contact your account manager to change it.
Enterprise plans are billed by usage:
- Billable domain — a domain that received at least one aggregate report in the last 30 days. A domain you added that has not received reports yet is not billable.
- Period peak — you are billed for the highest number of billable domains reached during the billing period, not for the count on the last day.
- Free domains — your agreement can include a number of free domains. They are subtracted from the count first.
- Minimum domains — your agreement can set a minimum. If the count after free domains is below the minimum, the minimum is billed.
- Hosted domains — each domain whose DMARC or SPF record we host, and that points to us, adds the hosted-records surcharge of your agreement. A domain waiting for delegation or being retired does not count. See Hosted DMARC and SPF records.
The organization owner can see the current usage in Settings > Billing: the pricing in force, the billable domains now, the peak this period, and an estimate of the amount for the current period. If your account manager changes the pricing, the new pricing and the date it takes effect also appear there. A pricing change applies from the next billing period.