Palisade vs PowerDMARC — Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about switching from PowerDMARC to Palisade.
Comparing platforms? See the full PowerDMARC alternative breakdown→Palisade classifies sending sources from DMARC data and checks SPF and DKIM alignment before enforcement moves forward. When a source cannot be identified confidently, the operator can review it instead of treating the classification as certain. This keeps the agent moving on routine work without hiding ambiguous traffic.
Palisade's AI agent investigates sending sources and works through SPF and DKIM alignment before a domain moves toward p=reject. The timeline depends on the existing senders, report volume, DNS access, and any source that needs manual review. Palisade removes routine work from the process without promising an unsafe enforcement date.
To secure your identity and obtain a verified checkmark, you must demonstrate that your company is using top-level security protocols for your email operations by undergoing a compliance audit.
Batch import your domains, point DMARC reporting to Palisade, and let the AI agent begin investigating sending sources as reports arrive. MSPs can also connect supported PSA systems to organize client domains. The time required depends on portfolio size, DNS access, and how quickly reports arrive.
Autopilot refers to the work Palisade's AI agent carries between DMARC reporting and enforcement. It investigates sending sources, works through SPF and DKIM alignment, and moves domains toward p=reject. Your team stays in control of policy decisions and any DNS change that requires approval.
Malicious users could send emails from your domain, pretending to be you. The large majority of cyberattacks start with a phishing email.
Palisade offers a 15-day full-product trial with no credit card. Use it to test the AI-first DMARC workflow on real domains before you commit. Your own MSP domain can remain on the free NFR plan after the trial.
Palisade starts analyzing a domain after its DMARC reports arrive. The time needed to reach p=reject depends on its sending sources, SPF and DKIM alignment, report volume, and DNS access. The AI agent carries the routine investigation and configuration work, but it does not promise an instant deliverability change.
Palisade publishes self-serve IT-team pricing: flat monthly plans sized by email volume from $19 per month (20% off on annual billing), with every organization domain included and unlimited report retention on paid plans. MSPs receive a free NFR domain and quoted, portfolio-based per-client-domain pricing with no client email metering. The Free plan covers one domain and up to 1,000 emails per month; Enterprise pricing is custom.
The product includes the AI-first DMARC agent, native ConnectWise, HaloPSA, and Autotask integrations, white-label prospecting reports, and hosted authentication records. Compare those inclusions with the specific competitor plan you are considering because competitor packaging can change.