DMARCTrust
Paris DMARC dashboard with a free tier, hourly DNS alerts and flat domain pricing
At a glance
| Company | FLGXPL (DMARCTrust) |
|---|---|
| Category | DMARC Software |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - France (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | Free report analyzer under MIT licence (browser-based) |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | DMARC report parsing, source insights, DNS change alerts, TLS-RPT analytics, hosted MTA-STS, SPF optimizer, Inbox Inspector, free checkers |
| Pricing | Free EUR 0 (1 domain); Starter EUR 18 a month (2 domains); Pro EUR 42 a month (5 domains); extra domains EUR 10 a month each |
| Best For | Small and mid-sized businesses with one IT person who owns email |
| Replaces | Valimail |
Full review
FLGXPL operates DMARCTrust and states in its privacy policy a registered address at 231 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France, registration 810 794 164 (RCS Paris) and VAT number FR28810794164. The terms are governed by French law with the Commercial Court of Paris competent.
The About page names Marc Lelu as the person who runs DMARCTrust and describes a platform for small businesses, SaaS and e-commerce teams without an email engineer.
What does DMARCTrust show?
DMARCTrust parses aggregate reports from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and other providers and matches sending IPs to named services where it can. Starter and Pro check DNS records every hour and alert on a change that persists on the next check.
Receiver Shield adds TLS-RPT analytics on Starter and a hosted MTA-STS policy on Pro. Inbox Inspector shows the SPF, DKIM and DMARC verdict of a test message.
What does DMARCTrust cost?
The free plan monitors 1 domain with 50 reports a month and 7 days of retention. Starter costs EUR 18 a month for 2 domains with 90-day retention and 2 teammates. Pro costs EUR 42 a month for 5 domains with 180-day retention and 5 teammates.
Extra domains cost EUR 10 a month each, and annual billing gives 2 months free. The About page lists consulting at USD 500 per hour.
DMARCTrust as a European alternative to Valimail
DMARCTrust gives a French contract and published prices in euros, where Valimail's pricing page was not readable as text. DMARCTrust is a monitoring and guidance tool, and the pages we read do not mention an automated enforcement service.
Where it falls short
The pages we read do not state DMARCTrust's hosting region, and payments run through Stripe. The free plan caps at 50 reports a month and omits failure reports (RUF), team access and API. See dmarced for a stated EU data residency.
Is DMARCTrust right for you?
Small teams that want a free start, published euro prices and a French supplier, without a sales call.
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- French company with RCS number and address published
- Free plan and EUR 18 Starter
- Hourly DNS change alerts on paid plans
- Hosted MTA-STS on Pro
- Open-source browser-based report analyzer
Cons
- Hosting region not stated on the pages we read
- Free plan limited to 50 reports a month
- RUF and API only on paid plans
- Extra domains cost EUR 10 a month each
Pros and Cons
Pros
- French company with RCS number and address published
- Free plan and EUR 18 Starter
- Hourly DNS change alerts on paid plans
- Hosted MTA-STS on Pro
- Open-source browser-based report analyzer
Cons
- Hosting region not stated on the pages we read
- Free plan limited to 50 reports a month
- RUF and API only on paid plans
- Extra domains cost EUR 10 a month each
Alternatives to DMARCTrust
Further European dmarc software to compare:
See all European dmarc software or compare them directly against Valimail on our alternatives page.
FAQ
Yes. DMARCTrust is operated by FLGXPL in Paris under French law. It monitors DMARC reports and offers hosted MTA-STS and TLS-RPT analytics.
The free plan covers 1 domain. Starter costs EUR 18 a month for 2 domains and Pro costs EUR 42 a month for 5 domains, with extra domains at EUR 10 a month.
The About page states that the free DMARC report analyzer is open source under the MIT licence and runs in the browser.