1. [Home](https://www.g2.com/) 2. ... 3. [DMARC Software](https://www.g2.com/categories/dmarc) 4. [MXToolbox Discussions](https://www.g2.com/products/mxtoolbox/discuss) [ ![Product Avatar Image](https://images.g2crowd.com/uploads/product/image/large_detail/large_detail_3aeda2c5e9160519ae663c9dbbe934d3/mxtoolbox.png "Product Avatar Image") ](/products/mxtoolbox/reviews) [ MXToolbox ](/products/mxtoolbox/reviews) (29)4.1/5 MxToolbox Delivery Center gives organizations Comprehensive Email Reputation Protection: the visibility and tools needed to monitor and manage email reputation, adopt and maintain DMARC, comply with bulk sender rules, and consistently get email to the inbox. Built on more than 20 years of email delivery expertise, the platform is trusted by 42,000+ domains, checks against 100+ blacklists, supports 500+ DMARC-compliant inbox providers, and processes 114 million+ DMARC digests annually across senders in 120+ countries. Delivery Center organizes protection around five layers of the email stack: Transport (TLS and MTA-STS encryption in transit), Blacklist Reputation (real-time monitoring across 100+ blacklists), DMARC Compliance (aggregate and forensic report analysis), DMARC Reject Policies (a guided, staged rollout from monitoring to full enforcement), and proprietary blocklist and inbox-placement algorithms that show exactly where campaigns land at major providers. Together these layers give a single, continuously monitored view of everything that affects whether email reaches the inbox. For Email Marketers Campaigns depend on inbox placement, not just delivery. Delivery Center lets marketers test campaigns before they send, showing whether a message will land in the inbox, spam, or junk folder at Google, Outlook.com, and Yahoo!, along with a DMARC compliance check and a comparison against bulk sender best practices for links, images, and content. BIMI support displays a verified brand logo directly in the inbox, with continuous monitoring to catch any configuration drift once BIMI is live. Because Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft now enforce formal bulk sender requirements, Delivery Center tracks the three pillars marketers are held to — spam complaint rates, DMARC authentication, and one-click unsubscribe — so compliance gaps surface before they trigger blocked campaigns. Adaptive Blacklist Monitoring automatically detects every sending source behind a domain, including ESPs, CRMs, and marketing automation platforms, and checks all of them continuously so a listing on any one sender doesn't go unnoticed. Feedback loop integrations and Google Postmaster data reveal how recipients are actually responding, and DMARC-based domain protection flags unauthorized senders attempting to spoof the brand before fraud and phishing erode the reputation a marketing program depends on. For DMARC-Aware Teams Moving from a DMARC monitoring policy to full enforcement is the goal, but doing it too early can block legitimate mail. Delivery Center processes the dense XML aggregate reports (RUA) inbox providers send and turns them into a clear view of which senders are passing, which are failing, and why — tracking overall DMARC compliance alongside SPF and DKIM pass rates broken out by sender. Automatic sender discovery identifies known platforms (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Marketo, Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, and hundreds more) directly from DMARC report data, flags unauthorized senders using the domain, and distinguishes misconfigured legitimate senders from active bad actors. SPF alignment analysis catches the common stumbling block of senders that pass SPF but fail alignment, plus SPF Flattening to resolve lookup-limit failures; DKIM alignment tracking works at the sender and selector level, since DKIM signatures survive forwarding and are often the stronger path to compliance. When it's time to tighten policy, Delivery Center shows precisely which senders would be blocked today and guides the staged move through p=none to p=quarantine to p=reject, monitoring the impact after each step. DMARC forensic reports (RUF) add per-message detail — sending IP, envelope domain, and failure reason — for troubleshooting specific authentication failures. Reaching p=reject also unlocks BIMI eligibility. For IT Email Administrators Email problems rarely announce themselves before a user complains. Mailflow Monitoring gives continuous round-trip visibility into inbound and outbound mail paths, including hop-by-hop latency, with instant alerts when performance falls outside defined thresholds. DNS record management brings SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, BIMI, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT records into a single view with expert recommendations, so ongoing changes — a new SaaS sender, a DKIM key rotation, an SPF record creeping toward its lookup limit — don't quietly break delivery. Continuous configuration checks validate SPF syntax and include chains, DKIM selector health, DMARC policy impact, and BIMI record and certificate requirements, with change detection that alerts on unexpected modifications to any existing record. When a user reports an issue, Delivery Center consolidates mailflow status, blacklist status, and authentication results into one place, so administrators can move from report to root cause by checking mailflow, then blacklist listings, then SPF/DKIM/DMARC alignment, and finally applying the recommended fix — in minutes rather than hours. Granular, configurable alerting covers blacklist listings, mailflow latency and availability, DMARC compliance drops and new unauthorized senders, configuration changes, spam rate trends, and broader system health across MX records, sending IPs, and mail infrastructure, including geolocation visibility to catch unexpected sending locations. Show More When users leave MXToolbox reviews, G2 also collects common questions about the day-to-day use of MXToolbox. These questions are then answered by our community of 850k professionals. 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