Built because p=none was not good enough
Too many South African businesses have a DMARC record that protects nothing. We built a service to finish the job.
Where MailMarq comes from
After a decade of managing websites, hosting and email, the same pattern kept showing up: a DMARC record published to tick a box, set to p=none, and never looked at again.
Then invoice fraud would arrive carrying the company’s real address. MailMarq was built to fix that properly: carefully, in the right order, and kept that way.
The fix is not complicated. It just has to be done in the right order, and then looked after.
A small team with a lot of domains behind it
MailMarq is not a call centre and not a faceless platform. It is the same Johannesburg team that has spent ten years keeping South African business websites, domains and email running.
- We do the work ourselves
The people who assess your domain are the people who look after it.
- We explain things properly
If something on your domain worries us, you hear it from us, in plain language.
- We are easy to reach
Email us, or book a 15-minute call. South African business hours, South African people.
How we work
Evidence first
No policy moves until the data says it is safe.
You decide
Every change approved in writing by your nominee.
Plain language
You understand your domain without learning DNS.
Honest limits
We tell you what DMARC covers, and what it does not.
MailMarq at a glance
- What MailMarq does
- Managed DMARC, SPF and DKIM. We take domains from monitoring to p=reject in stages you approve, then watch them all year.
- Who it is for
- South African businesses, agencies, MSPs and IT providers.
- Based in
- Northcliff, Johannesburg, South Africa.
- Packages
- Vortex R3,290, Velocity R6,490 and Corporate from R12,990 a year, excluding VAT, billed annually. Compare packages.
- Contact
- hello@mailmarq.co.za, or book a 15-minute call.
Find out where your domain stands
Send us your domain. We will review your DMARC, SPF and DKIM set-up, map the services sending as you, and tell you plainly what it would take to reach enforcement. No charge and no obligation.