About the fixed-fee email authentication cleanup. If yours isn't here, reply "send report" to my email or book 30 minutes.
No. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are public. They live in your public DNS, where every receiving mail server reads them to decide what to do with a message. I read them the same way a receiving server does. Nothing private, nothing touched.
That is exactly what the staged rollout is designed to avoid. DMARC moves gradually to enforcement, with reports reviewed along the way.
Because we ratchet up enforcement in stages, monitoring which systems legitimately send email for your domain.
Common senders include Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Mailchimp, CRMs, donor platforms, payroll systems, and finance tools.
No. This is narrower and more practical: email authentication cleanup, documentation, and a 30-day follow-up report.
No problem. Reply "not a fit" and I'll stop.
The full scope, price, and timing for the email authentication cleanup are on the service page.
Email authentication cleanup