Compare EasyDMARC vs. Infraforge

EasyDMARC is a cloud-based DMARC solution for securing domains and email infrastructure, protecting organizations against phishing attacks, and more: Brand Protection Our email protection SaaS platform stops hackers from sending phishing emails to customers from company names, gaining access to accounts, and stealing personal information. Increased Email Deliverability EasyDMARC informs receiving mail servers that emails are legitimate and authentic, ensuring they’re delivered to the inbox instead of blocked or sent to spam. Visibility Into Cyber Threats EasyDMARC helps to successfully monitor every aspect of your email authentication and enforce effective protection from phishing attacks thanks to its advanced reporting capability. Business Email Compromise (BEC) Protection Most people have seen emails pretending to be from the CEO, CFO, or another executive in their organization. EasyDMARC prevents business email compromise and keeps your company reputation on the highest level․ EasyDMARC’s deliverability tool, EasySender, covers all the aspects of email deliverability. The variety of features on the platform cover email list verification, mailbox warmup, and inbox placement.

Infraforge provides a private cold email infrastructure featuring dedicated IPs, allowing users to quickly establish domains and mailboxes within minutes. The platform includes a variety of functionalities such as proxies, SSL support, domain masking, and prewarmed domains, along with complimentary DNS setup. It also facilitates multi-IP provisioning and offers an API for smooth integration. Designed to empower users in managing their email deliverability, Infraforge enhances the efficiency of their outreach efforts. Users can generate numerous domains and mailboxes through a distributed email infrastructure that ensures excellent deliverability and offers automated setup at no cost. With the option for private email infrastructure, users benefit from features like private IPs, an API, and domain masking proxies. Additionally, mailbox slots are structured so that users can remove and create new mailboxes without incurring extra charges, as fees are based solely on the number of slots rather than the count of active mailboxes. This flexibility allows users to optimize their email strategies effectively while minimizing costs.