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EasyDMARC pricing: MSP and business plans

Johanie DupontBy Johanie DupontNovember 13, 20267 min read

In brief

EasyDMARC pricing: business plans are priced by email volume, but the MSP plan lists no price and a 10-domain minimum. What it publishes and leaves out.

EasyDMARC pricing: MSP and business plans

EasyDMARC publishes prices for two business plans and none for MSPs. DMARC Plus starts at $35.99 a month billed annually ($44.99 monthly) for 2 domains, and DMARC Premium at $71.99 billed annually ($89.99 monthly) for 4 domains. The MSP plan lists its limits, a 10-domain minimum and custom email volume, but no price, so an MSP gets the number from EasyDMARC's MSP team. EasyDMARC's business pricing and MSP pricing pages were checked on 13 November 2026.

At a glance

Quick takeaways

  • Business plans are priced by monthly email volume and capped by domain count and data history.
  • Deliverability and Enterprise: Email Trust are contact-sales plans with up to unlimited domains.
  • The MSP plan shows no price. It lists a 10-domain minimum, custom email volume, 1 year of history and unlimited users.
  • The MSP plan includes the DMARC and DNS Manager modules. Sender Insights and Threat Intelligence are listed as add-ons.
  • EasyDMARC's pricing pages say the email quota covers all your domains, and reports past it are not processed until the next billing cycle.
  • The homepage offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card. The pricing pages show no ongoing free plan.

What EasyDMARC publishes for business plans

EasyDMARC's business pricing page lists four plans. Prices for the two self-serve plans change with the email volume you select, and the annual price is about 20% below the monthly one ("Save 20% + Bonus Features" on the page).

DMARC Plus, for 2 domains and 3 months of data history:

  • 100,000 emails a month: $44.99 monthly, or $35.99 a month billed annually
  • 500,000 emails a month: $74.99 monthly, or $59.99 a month billed annually
  • 1,000,000 emails a month: $139.99 monthly, or $111.99 a month billed annually, marked as a contact tier
DMARC Premium, for 4 domains and 1 year of data history, adding AI Agents, proactive alerts, EasySPF and email support:
  • 100,000 emails a month: $89.99 monthly, or $71.99 a month billed annually
  • 500,000 emails a month: $139.99 monthly, or $111.99 a month billed annually
  • 1,000,000 emails a month: $239.99 monthly, or $191.99 a month billed annually, marked as a contact tier
  • 5,000,000 emails a month: $374.99 monthly, or $299.99 a month billed annually, marked as a contact tier
Deliverability and Enterprise: Email Trust are "Contact Sales" plans with custom email volume, up to unlimited domains and up to 3 years of history. Deliverability adds the DNS Manager and Sender Insights modules. Enterprise adds Threat Intelligence, SSO, API access and audit logs.

The annual figures are monthly equivalents of a yearly charge. A team with 3 domains already needs Premium, because Plus stops at 2. The pricing page's domain tooltip says subdomains are detected automatically and do not count toward that limit.

What EasyDMARC publishes for MSPs

The MSP pricing page lists the plan's limits and modules but no price. On 13 November 2026 it showed:

  • Price: none. The page offers "Talk to the MSP Team" and a free trial.
  • Domains: "10 Minimum".
  • Emails per month: "Custom".
  • Data history: 1 year. Users: unlimited.
  • Modules included: DMARC and DNS Manager.
  • Add-ons: Sender Insights and Threat Intelligence.
  • Growth Engine: lead generation and a "Dedicated Growth Advisor" for website, search visibility and outbound help.
  • Services: AI Agents, a dedicated customer success manager and a dedicated engineer.
EasyDMARC's DMARC for MSPs page describes the commercial model in words: "MSP pricing is pay-as-you-go on a per-domain monthly basis," with volume pricing "at MSP scale," "No minimum commit, no setup fees," and a pricing package from the MSP team. "No minimum commit" may mean no minimum spend or term, while the pricing page lists a 10-domain floor, so ask whether the 10 domains are billed.

What the published pages leave out

EasyDMARC MSP plan: what the pricing page publishes, such as the 10-domain minimum and included modules, next to what it leaves out, such as the per-domain price and add-on prices
Source: Palisade, from EasyDMARC's MSP pricing page checked 13 November 2026.

Five things an MSP needs for a margin model are not on EasyDMARC's public pages:

  1. The per-domain rate. Neither the MSP pricing page nor the MSP FAQ gives a number.
  2. The volume tiers. The FAQ says volume pricing applies at MSP scale but not where the tiers start or what they cost.
  3. The email quota. MSP volume is "Custom". The tooltip defines the quota as the emails covered by DMARC reporting each month "across all your domains", and says reports past it stop processing until the next billing cycle. Ask what the account-wide quota is and what happens when one busy client uses it up.
  4. Add-on prices. Sender Insights and Threat Intelligence are listed as add-ons with no price.
  5. Whether the 10-domain minimum is billed. The pricing page lists it, while the FAQ says "No minimum commit".

Questions to ask EasyDMARC's MSP team

  • What is the price per client domain at my current count, and at 2x and 5x that count?
  • Is the 10-domain minimum billed, and does it include my own domains?
  • What is the account-wide email quota, and how does it grow as I add client domains?
  • What happens to every client's reports in the month the account passes the quota?
  • Which features need the Sender Insights or Threat Intelligence add-ons, and what do they cost?
  • Is the contract monthly or annual, and what is the notice period?

How this compares with a published MSP rate

Some DMARC providers publish their MSP rate instead of quoting it. Palisade, for example, publishes a per-client-domain price ladder and includes hosted records and its agent in that price. The EasyDMARC alternative comparison sets EasyDMARC's published plans next to Palisade's rates, and the MSP pricing section has the full ladder. If you are already planning a move, the EasyDMARC migration guide covers running both tools side by side. For other vendors, see the DMARC tools comparison.

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Questions readers ask

Frequently asked questions

How much does EasyDMARC cost?

EasyDMARC's cheapest published plan, DMARC Plus, costs $35.99 a month billed annually or $44.99 monthly, for 2 domains and 100,000 emails a month. DMARC Premium costs $71.99 a month billed annually or $89.99 monthly, for 4 domains. Higher email volumes cost more, and the Deliverability and Enterprise plans are quoted. Checked on 13 November 2026.

Does EasyDMARC publish MSP pricing?

No. EasyDMARC's MSP pricing page lists a 10-domain minimum, custom email volume and 1 year of history, but no price. Its MSP FAQ says pricing is pay-as-you-go per domain each month with volume tiers, and directs MSPs to the MSP team for a package.

Does EasyDMARC have a free plan?

EasyDMARC's pricing pages list no ongoing free plan. Its homepage offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card, and its free DNS and DMARC lookup tools are separate from the paid plans.

What happens if I go over EasyDMARC's email quota?

EasyDMARC's pricing pages say that once you pass your quota, additional reports are not processed until the next billing cycle. The quota covers all your domains together. For MSPs the email volume is listed as custom, so ask the MSP team what the account-wide quota is.

Is there a minimum number of domains on the EasyDMARC MSP plan?

EasyDMARC's MSP pricing page lists a minimum of 10 domains, while its DMARC for MSPs FAQ says "No minimum commit". The two pages read differently, so confirm in writing whether the 10-domain minimum is billed under your contract.

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Brand & Ecommerce Email

Johanie Dupont works on brand and ecommerce email at Palisade: BIMI and verified marks, sender requirements, and getting marketing mail into the inbox.

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