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Enforced DMARC for your clients. Your name on the relationship.

Add DMARC to what you offer without hiring a specialist or learning to read aggregate reports.

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40 domainseach with its own senders, DNS host and approver
1,000sof XML reports arriving every day that nobody reads
1 sendermissed at enforcement is a client calling about lost email
An IT technician working on a laptop beside a server room
Built by an agency, for agencies

We know what your Monday looks like

MailMarq is run by a South African team that manages hundreds of client websites and domains. We built the partner model we wished existed: specialist work behind you, your name in front.

  • A direct line to our team

    Talk to the people doing the work, not a reseller portal.

  • Client-ready summaries

    Plain-language updates you can forward as they are, or rewrite in your own voice.

  • We never approach your clients

    The relationship and the billing stay with you.

Why most client domains sit at p=none

Not because agencies do not care. Because doing it properly across a whole client base is an operation, not a task.

You stay the face of it

Your client relationship is yours. We work behind you and never sell to your clients directly.

We carry the technical load

For every domain you bring:

  • Sender discoveryOurs
  • SPF and DKIM alignmentOurs
  • Staged enforcementOurs
  • Report review all yearOurs

A clear approval trail

Partner rates

Rates on our annual packages for partners bringing several client domains.

annual, per client

Takeovers handled

Clients on another DMARC provider move without a gap in protection.

p=reject stays put

Who partners with us

Web agencies

You already host websites and DNS. DMARC fits straight into a care plan.

MSPs

You run Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and need authentication done properly everywhere.

IT consultants

You are the person clients call about email. Now you have a specialist behind you.

Getting started

  1. Intro callYour client base and how you run DNS.
  2. AgreementRates, roles and approvals in writing.
  3. First domainsAssessed, with takeovers planned.
  4. OngoingWe deliver, you stay informed.

Talk to us about your client base

Tell us how many client domains you manage and how you look after their DNS and email. We will explain how a partnership would work and what it would cost.

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