SuleimBuilds

Solo founder of PlainDMARC. Making DMARC readable for agencies — no XML, no jargon, one flat price.

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I built PlainDMARC because I was tired of reading DMARC XML for client domains.

Now every domain gets a weekly plain-English verdict, sent under your agency's brand.

Free for 1 domain → up to 100 domains at $59/mo flat.
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Alignment is the fine print of DMARC: the From domain must match what SPF or DKIM validated. Most failures live here.

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An unmonitored p=none policy collects reports nobody reads. That's not a security posture, it's a subscription to noise.

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Client asks: "why did our newsletter land in spam?" Better answer: here's the authentication data. Worse answer: shrug.

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The inbox is a trust machine. SPF, DKIM and DMARC are how your domain earns its seat.

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Parked domains that send no email deserve p=reject on day one. There's no legitimate mail to lose.

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Every domain you own can be spoofed, including the parked ones. Yes, even the .net you bought defensively.

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Deliverability folklore is abundant. Authentication data is scarce. Prefer the data.

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Weekly summaries for humans, daily alerts for problems, an API for everything else.

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A DMARC record with no rua= address is a policy that never phones home. Add the address, get the reports.

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SPF, DKIM and DMARC are three DNS records standing between your brand and anyone who wants to wear it.

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p=reject on a monitored domain is confidence. p=reject on an unmonitored domain is gambling with legitimate mail.

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The founder answers support emails here. Not a bot wearing a founder costume.

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One dashboard for 100 domains beats 100 logins for 100 domains. Ask any MSP.

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"From: [email protected]" is trivially forgeable on a domain without enforcement. Your finance team should know this.

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DMARC reports without a parser are like server logs without grep. Technically present, practically useless.

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Email is 50 years old and still the number one way into an organization. Authentication is the lock on that door.

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The fastest way to lose a deliverability argument is to have no authentication data at all.

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Shadow IT announces itself in DMARC reports. That unknown sender? Probably a tool someone signed up for last week.

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If a prospect asks "are we protected from email spoofing?" the honest answer requires DMARC data, not a guess.

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Quarantine means "put it in spam." Reject means "don't deliver it at all." Monitoring first tells you which is safe.