Comparison

DeliverSight vs EasyDMARC

EasyDMARC is a DMARC platform. DeliverSight covers DMARC and the rest of what decides whether mail arrives: a message-level test with a score, content and spam analysis, blocklists, certificates and MTA-STS — none of which a DMARC platform does. More domains on the entry plan, a lower entry price, and EU-only data handling.

EasyDMARC details checked 2026-07-29 against their own published pricing. We have not linked to them; the figures are here so you do not have to go looking.

Why teams pick DeliverSight

  • A message-level deliverability test with a score, which a DMARC platform does not do.
  • Monitoring beyond authentication: certificates, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, nameservers, blocklists.
  • Lower entry price, and more domains at the entry tier.
  • Free one-off testing with no account.
  • EU-only data handling by default, with an EU controller and EU hosting.

Side by side

CapabilityDeliverSightEasyDMARC
Free tier3 tests/day, no account1 domain, 1k messages
Entry paid plan€19 / month$35.99 / month billed yearly
Domains on entry paid plan32
Send-a-message deliverability testYesNo
Content and spam scoringYesNo
DMARC report aggregationYesYes
SPF flattening / hosted recordsNoYes
Certificate and TLS-RPT monitoringYesHigher tiers
Data stays in the EEAYesNot stated

EasyDMARC figures are from its own published pricing page: a free tier of 1 domain and 1,000 messages a month, then Plus and Premium tiers billed monthly or yearly. We quote the yearly-billed rate because that is the figure their page leads with. Prices change.

Choose DeliverSight if…

DMARC is one part of a broader question. You also want to know why a specific message scored badly, and you want the domain watched for the things that break delivery but have nothing to do with DMARC.

Check it against your own mail

Send one message and read the report: the score, what hurt it, and why. That is the part a DMARC platform cannot show you, and it takes about a minute with no account. Add a domain afterwards and DMARC aggregation runs alongside it rather than instead of it.

See our pricing in full, the complete feature list, or the other comparisons.