Cloudflare shipped a free DMARC Management dashboard in June 2026 — a serious, well-built tool for anyone already on Cloudflare DNS. Here's exactly what it does, what it doesn't, and how DMARCKeeper differs, fact by fact.
Cloudflare DMARC Management reached general availability on June 16, 2026, free for any zone that uses Cloudflare as its DNS host.
It reports per-source alignment, checks sending IPs against Cloudflare's own threat intelligence, and shows pass/fail status for DMARC, DKIM, SPF and BIMI, plus an SPF lookup-count audit.
Recommendations are written, in Cloudflare's own words, in “plain language, not RFC jargon” — its public roadmap points toward “smarter recommendations” over time.
It only works for domains that use Cloudflare as their DNS host (apex records) — moving policy from p=none toward enforcement is manual, “at your own pace,” there is no alerting or digest of any kind, report history runs about 30 days, and there's no support channel attached.
Source: blog.cloudflare.com/dmarc-management-ga · verified 2026-07-14
The one fact worth remembering: Cloudflare's own product docs confirm the tool ships with zero alert channels — no email, no Slack, no webhook — and only covers domains hosted on Cloudflare's own DNS.
Where Cloudflare only covers domains on its own DNS, DMARCKeeper's checker and /connect onboarding work the same way regardless of who hosts your DNS.
Live on dmarckeeper.com · checked 2026-07-14
Live today: a free checker, plain-English explanations and /connect onboarding that works on any DNS host via a standard TXT record — no CNAME delegation, no DNS migration. Real-time alerts when a new sender appears or an existing one starts failing, a guided step-by-step path through p=none → quarantine → reject with checks at each step, and 12 months of report retention are on our roadmap for paid plans. Join the waitlist to hear when they ship.
If your domain's DNS already lives entirely on Cloudflare, 30 days of report history is enough for you, and you're fine checking a dashboard yourself on your own schedule instead of being notified — Cloudflare's tool is free, well-built, and there's no real reason not to use it.
We built it from Cloudflare DMARC Management's own pricing pages and public reviews, cited inline with the date we checked (2026-07-14). Where Cloudflare DMARC Management does something better, the “When Cloudflare DMARC Management is the better choice” section above says so directly.
Everything above was verified 2026-07-14 directly from the vendor's own site. Pricing and features change without notice — the source link above always points to the current page.
Yes. DMARC configuration lives in your domain's DNS, not inside a vendor's account — switching your rua= reporting address is a one-line DNS change either way.