One number for email-security posture
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, DNSSEC, blacklists: boiled down to a single score out of 100 that anyone can understand, benchmarked against real-world data and trended as you improve.
The average domain’s score worldwide
Bands, A–E, for at-a-glance risk
of domains benchmarked for context
“Are we secure?” needs a number
A list of green ticks and red crosses doesn’t tell a client (or a board) how exposed they are. DMARCER rolls the whole picture into a single posture score out of 100, so risk is something you can state, compare and track.
A score you can defend
The score isn’t a black box. It’s built up from the underlying RFC-level checks, weighted by real-world impact, with open compliance findings pulling it down. Open the breakdown and you see exactly what earned each point, and what to fix to gain more.
- Component-by-component “why this score?” breakdown
- Weighted by real email-security impact, not box-ticking
- Aware of context: a parked domain is scored differently
Benchmarked against the real world
A score means more with context. DMARCER compares every domain against the average for its industry, country and continent (drawn from millions of scanned domains) so “48” becomes “48, where the average law firm scores 71.” That comparison is what moves clients to act.
- Compared to your industry, country and continent
- Powered by the public DMARCER benchmark
- A persuasion tool, not just a metric
Watch it climb as you remediate
Every domain’s score is tracked over time, so progress is visible: to you, your clients and your stakeholders. Fix an SPF record or reach enforcement and the line moves; the history shows the journey.
- Per-domain score trend over time
- Rolls up to per-client and whole-estate averages
- Yesterday’s history stays fixed as you tune checks
Monitoring →
The continuous checks the score is built on.
Benchmark →
See how any industry or country scores.
Enforcement →
The biggest single way to raise your score.
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