Your domain is being
impersonated right now.

EmailShield moves your domain from DMARC p=none to p=reject in 30 days — permanently blocking email spoofing, BEC fraud, and phishing attacks sent in your name.

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No long contracts

30-day implementation

Works with any email platform

Microsoft 365

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Safe

cfo@yourdomain.com (spoofed)

Urgent: Wire transfer needed — $14,000

Spoofed

AWS Notifications

Billing summary for March 2026

Safe

hr@yourdomain.com (spoofed)

Action required: Update your payroll info

Spoofed

$14,000

A small business owner received an email that appeared to come from their own CFO requesting an urgent wire transfer. The domain had DMARC p=none. The transfer went through before anyone noticed.

Real case — BEC fraud via email spoofing

The Problem

Your domain is an open door for attackers

DMARC p=none means your domain is being monitored but not protected. Anyone in the world can send emails that appear to come from your company — and there is nothing stopping them.

Email Spoofing

Attackers send emails that look exactly like they came from your domain — to your clients, suppliers, and employees.

Business Email Compromise

Fraudulent wire transfers, fake invoices, and payroll redirects sent in your name. Average BEC loss: $125,000 per incident.

Deliverability Damage

When spoofed emails from your domain get marked as spam, your legitimate emails start landing in junk too.

Google & Yahoo Now Require It

Since February 2024, bulk senders must have DMARC configured or their emails will be rejected outright.

The Process

From vulnerable to protected in 30 days

EmailShield follows a proven 4-phase implementation that safely moves your domain to DMARC p=reject without disrupting your email flow.

Domain Audit

We analyze your current DNS records, identify all email-sending sources, and map every service sending on your behalf.

SPF & DKIM Setup

We configure SPF and DKIM for every legitimate email source — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, CRMs, marketing tools.

DMARC Gradual Rollout

We start at p=none, monitor reports, fix any gaps, then advance to p=quarantine and finally p=reject — safely, with no email disruption.

Ongoing Monitoring

Monthly DMARC aggregate reports, alerts for new unauthorized senders, and continuous policy maintenance.

Typical implementation: 30 days from audit to p=reject — with zero email downtime

Before vs. After

What changes when you reach p=reject

The difference between p=none and p=reject is the difference between watching attacks happen and stopping them entirely.

Before — p=none

v=DMARC1; p=none;
rua=mailto:reports@yourdomain.com

Anyone can spoof your domain

Spoofed emails reach inboxes

BEC fraud is possible

Domain reputation at risk

Monitoring only — no enforcement

After — p=reject

v=DMARC1; p=reject;
rua=mailto:reports@yourdomain.com

Spoofed emails rejected at source

BEC fraud attempts blocked automatically

Domain reputation protected

Better email deliverability

Google & Yahoo compliance met

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Complete your p=reject implementation and stay protected as your email infrastructure evolves. Choose the billing that works for you.

Pay As You Go

Setup + Monthly

$30 /month

+ $417 one-time setup fee

Full implementation to reach p=reject, plus month-to-month continuous protection.

Full domain DNS audit & SPF/DKIM setup
Gradual DMARC rollout (none → reject)
Monthly DMARC aggregate reports
Alerts for new unauthorized senders
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Bundled implementation fee
Full domain DNS audit & SPF/DKIM setup
Gradual DMARC rollout (none → reject)
12 full months of active monitoring
Priority support & policy updates

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Free Domain Audit

Find out if your domain is at risk — in 24 hours

Our team will analyze your current DMARC, SPF, and DKIM configuration and send you a free risk report with specific recommendations.

Full DNS record analysis

Risk score for your domain

Specific action recommendations

Results delivered within 24 hours

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FAQ

Questions we hear most often

No — that's exactly why our process is gradual. We start with p=none (monitoring only), identify and fix every legitimate email source, then move to p=quarantine and finally p=reject only when we're confident nothing will break. Most clients reach p=reject in 30 days with zero email disruption.

It depends on your current policy. If your DMARC is at p=none or p=quarantine, your domain is still vulnerable to spoofing. EmailShield's goal is to get you to p=reject — the only policy that actually blocks spoofed emails. We'll audit your current setup for free and tell you exactly where you stand.

EmailShield works with any email platform — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoho, and any third-party sender like Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, SendGrid, or custom SMTP servers. We configure SPF and DKIM for every service that sends email on your behalf before advancing the DMARC policy.

Most implementations are complete within 30 days. The timeline depends on how many email-sending services you use and how quickly DNS changes propagate. Simple environments (one email platform, few third-party senders) can be completed in as little as 2 weeks.

Every month we review your DMARC aggregate reports, alert you if a new unauthorized sender appears, update your SPF/DKIM records when you add new tools, and run deliverability health checks. As your email stack evolves — new CRM, new marketing tool, new subsidiary — we keep your DMARC policy accurate and enforced.

Since February 2024, Google and Yahoo require bulk email senders (5,000+ emails/day) to have DMARC configured. Senders without it face delivery failures. Even if you send fewer emails, having DMARC at p=reject is now considered a baseline security requirement by most enterprise email filters — meaning your emails are more likely to reach the inbox.

Your domain is being impersonated right now.