Impersonation goes unseen
Anyone can send as your domain. Without DMARC visibility, spoofing and phishing run silent — until a customer or your brand gets burned.
DMARC security · anti-spoofing
DMARC aggregate reports arrive as XML built for machines. Sentinely reads them for you and turns the noise into a clear verdict — plus the controls to act on it.
| Source | Provider | Volume | Auth |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66.102.0.15 | Google Workspace | 8,940 | PASS |
| 168.245.10.20 | SendGrid | 2,310 | PASS |
| 193.42.33.8 | Unknown host | 604 | FAIL |
Sentinely watches the full stack of signals mailbox providers use to trust — or reject — your mail.
The problem
The reports that could tell you who's abusing your domain arrive as raw XML. Almost nobody reads them, so three things quietly go wrong.
Anyone can send as your domain. Without DMARC visibility, spoofing and phishing run silent — until a customer or your brand gets burned.
A missing SPF include or a broken DKIM key quietly sends your real mail to spam, and the reports that explain why sit unread.
Staying at p=none feels safe, but it leaves the door open. Moving to reject without data is scary — so most domains never do.
What you get
Sentinely turns raw reports into decisions: a score to track, a digest to read, and alerts that reach you before anyone else notices.
A single 0–100 grade (A–F) that rolls SPF, DKIM, DMARC and alignment into one number you can watch over time.
One readable email a day. Claude explains what changed and what to do about it — in English or Italian.
Get told the moment a new source starts spoofing you, authentication drops, or a critical record changes.
Guided checks for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI and MTA-STS — with the exact records to publish, copy-ready.
Continuous RBL/DNSBL, Geo-IP and PTR/rDNS monitoring, so a listing or bad sender never catches you off guard.
Multi-tenant from day one. Manage dozens of domains and clients from one workspace, cleanly separated.
How it works
No agents, no gateway changes, no mail rerouting. You publish a single DMARC record and Sentinely does the reading.
Add one DMARC record pointing aggregate reports to Sentinely. That's the only change on your side.
We parse every aggregate report, resolve each source, and check authentication, alignment and blocklists — every day.
Read the verdict, fix what's weak, and move safely from p=none to enforcement (p=reject) with the data to back it.
The daily digest
Every morning, a digest that summarises what happened and tells you what matters — with AI Insights that explain the why, not just the numbers.
Protection score
A · 96
AI Insight
A new source, 193.42.33.8, sent 604 messages as acme.com and failed both SPF and DKIM. It's listed on one blocklist and matches none of your known senders — this looks like spoofing, not lost legitimate mail. No action needed on your side; keeping DMARC at p=reject ensures these are rejected.
Pricing
A 14-day free trial on every plan. No card to start.
€19/mo
For a single domain getting to enforcement.
Start free trial€59/mo
For teams protecting a handful of domains.
Start free trialCustom
For MSPs and agencies running many tenants.
Talk to salesPrices in EUR, excl. VAT. Introductory pricing — subject to confirmation.
FAQ
No. Sentinely translates raw reports into plain-language verdicts and tells you exactly which record to publish. If you can edit a DNS entry, you're set.
No. Sentinely is read-only: we only receive the DMARC reports you route to us. We recommend the records to publish, but you always make the change yourself.
As soon as your RUA points to us, reports start flowing. Most domains get their first full digest within 24 hours.
Yes. Sentinely is multi-tenant by design — ideal for IT and security teams and for agencies or MSPs running email for many domains.
DMARC report data is processed and stored in the EU and retained on a rolling window. See our GDPR/DPA page for the specifics.
The interface, alerts, daily digest and AI Insights are all available in both English and Italian.
Start free — publish one DNS record and you'll have your first verdict within a day.