Patchkit vs other DMARC tools
These pages put Patchkit next to other DMARC services, row by row: free plans, entry prices, domain limits, report types, free checkers, alerts and help on the way to p=reject. Every fact about another product comes from that product's own pricing and feature pages, and each page lists the pages it was checked against and the date of the check.
When an official page does not state something, the table shows — rather than a guess. Prices change often, so treat them as correct on the check date only. If something has changed, write to support@patchkit.app and the page will be corrected.
Patchkit vs dmarcian
Personal plan, forensic reports and Alert Central next to Patchkit's plans and free tools.
Patchkit vs EasyDMARC
Managed SPF, BIMI and MTA-STS plans next to Patchkit's plans and free tools.
Patchkit vs Valimail
Free Monitor and automated Enforce next to Patchkit's published plans and free tools.
Patchkit vs PowerDMARC
Hosted DMARC, SPF and MTA-STS next to Patchkit's plans and free tools.
What we compare, and how
Every comparison uses the same 10 rows in the same order, so you can read any two pages side by side:
- Free plan. Whether a plan costs nothing, and what it includes: domains, report history and any limit on volume or use.
- Lowest paid plan price. The cheapest paid plan exactly as its pricing page states it, with the currency, the billing period and any note about taxes.
- Domains on the lowest paid plan. How many domains that cheapest plan covers. For Patchkit that is Starter.
- DMARC aggregate (rua) report monitoring. Whether the product processes DMARC aggregate reports, the daily rua files, and on which plans.
- Forensic (ruf) reports. Whether it processes forensic (ruf) reports about single failed messages.
- Free public tools. The free public tools each product offers, such as checkers, generators and analyzers, named as it names them, and whether they need an account.
- Alerts. What triggers an alert, how it is delivered and which plans include it.
- Guidance toward p=reject. The help each product gives on the way to p=reject: guides, readiness checks, wizards or paid services.
- Hosted SPF / SPF flattening. Whether the product can host or flatten your SPF record for you.
- BIMI and MTA-STS. What each product offers for BIMI and MTA-STS, as its own pages describe it.
The Patchkit column is built from the same plan data as our pricing page, and it lists only features that are live today; anything still in development is left out. The other column comes only from the competitor's own pricing, product and documentation pages, never from reviews or third-party sites. Prices are copied as written, without converting currencies or working out monthly equivalents.
A — in a cell means the official pages don't say, not that the feature is missing. Each page lists the pages it was checked against and the date of that check, and the facts are only as current as that date.