DMARC Protector continuously validates your DNS authentication records against every campaign and flow you send. We catch misconfigurations before inbox providers do.
We’ll review your current records, highlight issues, and send a plain-English summary.
Deliverability issues usually start in DNS, not in Klaviyo. We help you set up DKIM, DMARC, SPF, and BIMI correctly and then watch them continuously as you send campaigns, flows, and transactional emails.
We map every domain and subdomain used in Klaviyo: from your primary brand domain to dedicated tracking or transactional domains. Then we pull current DNS records and build a baseline of what inbox providers see today.
You get clean, copy-paste DNS records written in plain English, plus guidance on alignment so your Klaviyo traffic passes modern DMARC checks.
DNS doesn’t stay still. New tools, ESPs, and internal changes can quietly break your setup. DMARC Protector tracks your DNS and DMARC reports and alerts you when something looks off.
If you use Klaviyo, these four DNS records decide whether inbox providers trust you. Here’s what each one does and why it matters.
SPF is a DNS record that says, “Only these servers are allowed to send email as
yourdomain.com.” When an email arrives, the receiving server checks
the IP or sending service against this list.
How we help: we consolidate duplicate records and keep your SPF under technical limits.
DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to each email. Your DNS holds the public key, and the sending service (like Klaviyo) holds the private key. The recipient checks whether the signature matches.
How we help: we verify that your Klaviyo DKIM selector exists and is aligned with your sending domain.
DMARC sits on top of SPF and DKIM. It tells inbox providers how strict to be
(p=reject) and where to send reports about traffic claiming to be you.
How we help: we guide you from “monitor-only” to “fully enforced” and analyze the incoming reports.
BIMI lets supported inboxes (like Gmail) display your logo next to your message in the inbox. It is a visual reward for having strong DMARC enforcement.
How we help: we confirm your authentication meets BIMI requirements and help you publish the record.
DMARC generates machine-readable reports about every server sending as your domain. DMARC Protector indexes those reports, correlates them with your Klaviyo sending, and alerts you when something changes.
We ingest aggregate DMARC reports and normalize them so you can see patterns over time, not just one-off spikes.
You choose the sensitivity level, and we’ll alert you when DMARC tells us something worth paying attention to.
Every engagement starts with a Klaviyo-specific deliverability health check. From there, you can stay on an advisory plan or move to continuous monitoring.
A one-time assessment of your Klaviyo sending domains, DNS records, and current deliverability risk.
We work alongside your team (or your DNS admin) to implement the recommended records and alignment.
Ongoing DMARC indexing, record monitoring, and alerting so you always know what’s happening in your email ecosystem.
For exact pricing, share your sending volume and number of domains: [email protected].
For the initial health check, we can usually work from read-only access or exported data about your sending domains. For ongoing monitoring, limited access can help us correlate DNS changes with specific campaigns and flows.
Yes. We’re used to acting as the translator between marketing outcomes (inbox placement) and technical standards (DNS, DMARC XML, etc.).
Enforced DMARC (p=reject) only hurts
deliverability if your setup is broken. The whole point of DMARC Protector is to
clean up SPF/DKIM alignment first, then move you into enforcement gradually.
Most brands use multiple services. We can include non-Klaviyo senders in the audit and monitoring so your entire email footprint is consistent and protected.