EasyDMARC Pricing Overview
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Enterprise | Ask for QuoteUnlimited | |
| Free (for personal use only) | 010000 |
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| Plus (for startups) | $35.99 |
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| Premium (for small and medium businesses) | $71.99 |
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EasyDMARC Pricing Reviews
The easydmarc dashboard and tools are easy to understand and work with AND the support is top notch! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
White label features are the only thing I can think of and they are working on that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The aggregated reports are great, as well as the ability to have multiple domain reports displayed in one reporting system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I started my free trial after a sales rep gave me a demo of the tool. I added 12 domains to the system. Ultimately, I was motivated to start using the software since it takes some time to set up. After all domains were set up, I reached back out to schedule another meeting (that's the only support available during the trial) trying to understand "what's next". It costs $79 for 5 domains; so I knew 12 domains would cost more, but I couldn't really grasp the business case yet. Why use easyDMARC over not using it? Setting up DKIM, SPF, etc., can be done without it.
In the second meeting, my salesperson wasn't helpful at all. She pointed out that she had already answered some of my questions in the first meeting, repeatedly mentioned how important "this all" is, and that their customers are all happy. But I still didn't understand how to use it effectively. How do I go about using this software daily and make it part of my business routine?
The conversation became heated when we went through an aggregated report by domain and looked at non-compliant traffic. There was some, and I didn't know what the source was. So, I asked, "What do I do now with this information?" She responded that she is not an engineer and that after I subscribe, I can reach out to customer service, but that all their customers find this all very easy.
I had to stop the conversation and felt very disappointed since I was simply looking for an explanation on how to use the information provided so I could build a case for why it makes sense to buy this software for my company. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
