DMARCguard vs Suped
Suped is the newest entrant in the DMARC space — launched mid-2025, transparently priced, and well-liked by its early reviewers. Its surface is DMARC, SPF, and DKIM monitoring plus hosted DMARC, SPF, and MTA-STS; BIMI, TLS-RPT, ARC, DANE, and ARF are absent. DMARCguard monitors all nine protocols.
Comparison last verified July 21, 2026. DMARCguard is our product — check every number against Suped's pricing page .
The Five-Protocol Gap
Suped's product covers DMARC, SPF, and DKIM monitoring plus hosted DMARC, SPF, and MTA-STS. BIMI, TLS-RPT, ARC, DANE, and ARF have no product-level support — they appear only in educational articles. DMARCguard monitors all nine.
Pricing Facts, Kept Current
Third-party listings (daily.dev at $9/mo, SourceForge at $11/mo) still show a retired Basic tier. Suped's published pricing today is a free plan plus Business at $24/mo monthly or $19/mo annual. This page cites the current published tiers.
History and Volume Headroom
Suped's free plan keeps 14 days of history at 1,000 emails/mo; Business keeps 90 days at 100,000 emails/mo, scaling by a volume table. DMARCguard's free tier keeps 30 days, and Pro keeps 1 year with no per-email-volume caps.
Feature Comparison
Suped ships a polished DMARC/SPF/DKIM core with hosted records. The differences start at the protocol edges.
| Feature | DMARCguard | Suped |
|---|---|---|
| DMARC Monitoring Aggregate (RUA) monitoring plus hosted DMARC via a single CNAME on every tier, including Free | ||
| SPF Validation Alignment monitoring on all tiers; hosted SPF and automated flattening gated to Business | ||
| DKIM Validation Monitoring plus checker/generator tools; no hosted DKIM key management or rotation | ||
| MTA-STS Hosting Hosted MTA-STS from the Business tier — TXT signal, policy file, certificates, drift monitoring | ||
| BIMI Support Educational articles only; absent from product navigation, pricing, and docs | ||
| TLS-RPT Support Not listed on any tier; appears only in learn articles | ||
| ARC Chain Support No ARC feature; only a blog post covering the IETF draft | ||
| DANE/TLSA Support No product feature; educational mention only | ||
| Forensic (ARF/RUF) Reports Docs and API cover aggregate (RUA) only; Suped's own guidance recommends keeping RUF off | ||
| Self-Serve API Access Single GET /dmarc-records endpoint, quote-gated to Enterprise/MSP; keys requested by email | ||
| CSV/JSON Export No CSV export or SIEM integration documented | ||
| SAML SSO | Enterprise tier | Enterprise tier (quote-only) |
| MSP Multi-Tenancy Isolated per-client instances, org switcher, white-label PDF reports, no minimums | Enterprise tier | |
| Published Pricing Both publish self-serve pricing through the mid tier | ||
| Free Tier Suped: 1 domain, 1,000 emails/mo, 14-day history, hosted DMARC included |
Pricing Comparison
Both vendors publish self-serve pricing — a rarity in this market. The rows below cite Suped's current published tiers, not the retired Basic tier still shown on third-party listings.
| Tier | DMARCguard | Suped |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 2 domains, 30 days history, 7 protocols | 1 domain, 1,000 emails/mo, 14-day history, hosted DMARC included |
| Paid | $3.9/domain/mo — up to 10 domains, 1 year history (founding price) | Business: $24/mo monthly or $19/mo annual — 2 domains, 100K emails/mo, 90-day history; table scales to 20 domains / 2.5M emails / 365 days |
| Enterprise / MSP | Custom | Quote-only; MSP priced per active client domain with no published rate card |
Why choose DMARCguard over Suped?
Nine protocols, not four surfaces
Suped monitors DMARC, SPF, and DKIM and hosts DMARC, SPF, and MTA-STS — a solid core. But BIMI, TLS-RPT, ARC, DANE, and ARF have no product-level support at all. DMARCguard monitors all nine protocols on one dashboard, so forwarding chains, delivery-encryption reports, and failure samples are visible, not invisible.
Pay per domain, not per email
Every Suped tier meters email volume: 1,000/mo on Free, 100,000/mo on Business, then a scaling table up to 2.5M. Growth means re-checking your band. DMARCguard prices per domain with no per-email-volume caps and no overage mechanics.
Data you can take with you
Suped's API is a single quote-gated endpoint (GET /dmarc-records) with keys requested by email, and no CSV export or SIEM integration is documented. DMARCguard includes CSV/JSON export and self-serve API access on every tier, starting at 100 requests/hr on Free.
When Suped is the right call
Budget-conscious teams with one or two domains who want simple hosted DMARC and a friendly interface are well served by Suped. Its transparent self-serve pricing is a wedge we share, and its ease-of-use reviews (27 of 57 on G2) are earned. The gaps above matter once you need more protocols, longer history, or programmatic access.
Who is each best for?
Who's best for Suped?
Budget-conscious teams with one or two domains that want simple hosted DMARC, guided progress on the DMARC/SPF/DKIM core, and a friendly interface — Suped's ease-of-use record (27 of 57 G2 reviews) and support praise (13 of 57 G2, 15 of 21 Capterra) are real. Small MSPs also get isolated per-client instances with white-label PDF reports and no minimums.
Who's best for DMARCguard?
Teams that need the five protocols outside Suped's surface — BIMI, TLS-RPT, ARC, DANE, and ARF — plus longer retention (30 days free and 1 year on Pro, versus 14 and 90 days), self-serve API access with CSV/JSON export instead of a quote-gated endpoint, and per-domain pricing that does not meter email volume.
Migrating from Suped
Migration from Suped is low-friction: repoint one reporting address and unwind any hosted records. Plan around the retention caps — what ages out cannot be exported later.
- Export your history early
Suped retains 14 days of data on Free and 90-365 days on Business, and no CSV export is documented. Capture PDF reports or screenshots of anything you need before it ages out of the window.
- Add your domains to DMARCguard
Sign up free and add your domains. Keep Suped active during the overlap — both platforms can receive the same reports.
- Append DMARCguard's RUA address
Add our
rua=mailto:address alongside Suped's in your DMARC record. Reports arrive within 24-48 hours. - Validate parity for 14-30 days
Compare source identification, alignment counts, and compliance posture across both dashboards before removing anything.
- Unwind hosted records if adopted
If you used Suped's hosted DMARC (any tier) or hosted SPF/MTA-STS (Business), replace the delegated records with direct ones — DMARCguard provides the exact values.
- Check your volume band before renewal
Business pricing scales by the email-volume table. Before any renewal decision, verify which band your current volume lands in so you compare against the price you would actually pay.
Estimated time: ~30 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Suped cost?
Suped's published pricing has three tiers: a free plan (1 domain, 1,000 emails/mo, 14-day history), Business at $24/mo monthly or $19/mo billed annually (2 domains, 100,000 emails/mo, 90-day history, with a table scaling to 20 domains, 2.5M emails, and 365 days), and quote-only Enterprise and MSP tiers. Prices are in USD — declared in the pricing page's structured data, though not in the visible copy.
Is Suped still $9 per month?
No. Third-party listings still show a retired Basic tier — daily.dev cites $9/mo and SourceForge $11/mo — but Suped's own pricing page now lists only Free and Business ($24/mo monthly, $19/mo annual) plus quote-only tiers. The free plan's email cap also moved from 10,000 to 1,000 per month. Check suped.com/pricing for the current numbers.
Does Suped support BIMI, TLS-RPT, ARC, or DANE?
No — none of the four has product-level support; they appear only in Suped's educational articles. Forensic (ARF) processing is also absent: the docs and API cover aggregate reports only, and Suped's own guidance recommends keeping RUF off. Suped does ship hosted MTA-STS from the Business tier. DMARCguard monitors all nine protocols, including ARC and DANE.
Are Suped's 5.0 review scores real?
The scores are real data points: G2 shows 5.0 from 57 reviews and Capterra 5.0 from 21. What they measure is a young footprint — every review dates from October 2025 onward. For scale context, EasyDMARC took roughly eight years to reach 159 G2 reviews. Ease of use (27 of 57 G2 reviews) and support are the dominant praise themes.
Are Suped's comparison articles independent reviews?
No — they are vendor content. Suped publishes roughly a dozen templated comparison articles, written under an employee byline, that score Suped 93.7/100 in each 90-day test against rivals like Valimail, PowerDMARC, and dmarcian. That is self-assessment, not third-party benchmarking. For independent signal, check Suped's G2 and Capterra listings directly.
What is a good Suped alternative?
Depends on the gap you are closing. DMARCguard covers all 9 protocols at $3.9/domain/mo founding pricing with self-serve API access and CSV/JSON export. PowerDMARC ($15/mo Basic, 5 domains) already publishes its own Suped comparison. dmarcian and EasyDMARC are longer-established DMARC-first options. If you only need simple hosted DMARC on one or two domains, Suped itself holds up well.
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