etherea DMARC report monitor
Readable DMARC reports for every domain you look after
We are planning a small service that reads the DMARC aggregate reports for your domains and tells you when something changes. It is not built yet. This page is a waitlist to find out if enough people want it. The record checker below is free and works today.
Waitlist only. Not built yet. US-only at launch.
Free DMARC, SPF and DKIM record checker
Looks up the public DNS records for a domain and runs a few basic checks. It runs in your browser using public DNS-over-HTTPS (Cloudflare, with Google as a fallback). We do not see or store the domains you check.
What the monitor is planned to do
None of this exists yet. It is the plan we would build if the waitlist shows enough interest, and it may change.
- Receive the DMARC aggregate (rua) reports for your domains at an etherea address.
- Alert you when a new sending source fails DMARC, when the pass rate drops, when report volume spikes, or when reports stop arriving.
- Send a weekly email digest per domain, or one roll-up per client if you manage many domains.
- Offer a simple read-only dashboard with a sources table, history, and CSV export.
Planned to be left out at first: forensic (ruf) reports, hosted SPF or DMARC records, and any automatic changes to your DNS. It would never change your DNS for you.
Who it is for
MSPs, IT consultants and web agencies who look after roughly 10 to 50 client domains, and small businesses with a few domains of their own.
Join the waitlist
We will email you if we build it and when it is ready to try. No pricing is set yet. Launch would be US-only.
Privacy
If you join the waitlist we store your email, the domain count you picked, the role you picked (if any), the time you signed up, and a note that you came from this page. We do not store your IP address or browser details.
We use this only to contact you about the waitlist and a possible launch. We do not sell or share it.
To be removed, email hello@etherea.llc and we will delete your entry.
The record checker runs in your browser. Its DNS lookups go to Cloudflare or Google public DNS, not to us, and we do not store the domains you check.