// pricing
3 email tests a day without an account, and all our tools, are free. DMARC monitoring is the paid plan: pick how many domains you want to watch.
Everything is free during the beta
Pick any plan: it works normally, but you are not charged and no card is needed.
For a quick check before you hit send.
Monitoring for up to 3 domains.
Free during the beta
Create a free accountMonitoring for up to 7 domains.
Free during the beta
Create a free accountMonitoring for up to 15 domains.
Free during the beta
Create a free accountMonthly email test credits for your account. Credits from a DMARC plan and a test plan add up.
| Plan | Price / month | Per test | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 Tests / Month | €0 free during the beta |
€0.00 | Create a free account |
| 500 Tests / Month | €0 free during the beta |
€0.00 | Create a free account |
| 2 000 Tests / Month Most popular | €0 free during the beta |
€0.00 | Create a free account |
| 7 500 Tests / Month | €0 free during the beta |
€0.00 | Create a free account |
Prices in euros, excluding VAT. Billed monthly, cancel anytime. Payments are in test mode for now.
// faq
Without an account, you get 3 email tests a day with the full report and PDF. To keep testing, create a free account and pick a monthly test plan. The domain scanner, SPF & DKIM check, phishing link check, IP & domain reputation, blacklist removal guides and WHOIS are free too.
DMARC monitoring is the paid product: we collect the daily DMARC reports sent by Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and others, and explain every problem in plain English. You choose a plan by number of domains. Once you have used your 3 free tests of the day, a monthly test plan lets you keep testing from your account.
Yes. Each DMARC plan credits email tests every month. If you also buy a test plan, the credits add up.
Yes, at any time from your dashboard. A cancelled plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
They are analysed to build your report. Test addresses expire after 24 hours.
No. Delivmail only receives and analyses the emails you send to it, and the DMARC reports addressed to you.