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Growth · July 26, 2026

trustyourinbox

DMARC Monitoring For Everyone Who Isn't A Security Team

What it does

DMARC tools are built for security analysts: raw XML, one more dashboard, enterprise pricing. TrustYourInbox names every sender, explains each report in plain English, and sends one 60-second digest a day. Rare in this category: one-click DNS fixes with a 5-minute hold and a 24-hour undo, a full MCP server so Claude or Cursor can answer from your real data, and fix approvals from Slack. Free forever for one domain, and free means the whole product, not a trial. $9 and $19 above that.

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