Email protection
Once protection is on, inboxes are told to junk fakes of your exact address, and your real emails are less likely to land in spam.
Fixed price agreed in writing before we start. No VAT is added: the price shown is what you pay.
Email protection is three settings on your domain that prove an email really comes from you.
SPF lists who may send email for your domain.
DKIM signs each email.
DMARC tells inboxes what to do with emails that fail, and sends you reports.
Together they let inboxes junk emails that fake your exact address; they do not stop look-alike addresses or a hacked mailbox.
Source: BPFI / FraudSMART, 27 March 2026 · checked
Source: Google email sender guidelines · checked
Accountants, solicitors, clinics, agencies, trades.
These settings belong to Google or Microsoft, and there is nothing for us to set up.
Send us one invite to your domain settings (if your provider has none, the call covers it), and join a call of up to 20 minutes where you log in to your email. We never ask for your password.
We list the tools that send email for you (up to 3 included), add the settings and start protection in report-only mode. Inboxes treat your email as before.
Once the reports show your real email passes, we switch the protection on. Inboxes are then told to send fakes of your exact address to junk.
We read the reports, add up to 2 new sending tools a month and send you a plain-words note. Once every real sender passes, your team does not post to email discussion lists and you say go, we move you to the strongest step: inboxes are asked to refuse fakes.
Every change is logged, so it can be undone.
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€390 to set up + €49 a month, 12-month minimumFirst 12 months: €978 (€390 setup + 12 × €49)
€590, paid when you order. No monthly fee.First 12 months: €590
On Website care & support? The watch for 1 domain is included, and the setup is €390.
Another domain you already own: €190 to set up, and €19 a month watched, on the same term as your first domain.
No VAT is added: the price shown is what you pay.
No law names them for small firms in Ireland or the UK. GDPR asks for security that fits the risk (Article 32). Gmail and Yahoo require SPF or DKIM from every sender, and all three from bulk senders (for Gmail, more than 5,000 emails a day); those are their own rules, not law. Sources: GDPR Article 32, UK GDPR Article 32, Google, Yahoo (checked 21 October 2026).
One invite to your domain settings (a call instead, if your provider has none), a call of up to 20 minutes where you log in to your email account, and a short follow-up of up to 5 minutes if a setting has not updated yet and a yes to the list of tools we find that send email for you. With the watch, also a message to us before you send email from a new tool.
Where your protection stands and the next step, how many of your emails Google, Microsoft and other report senders checked, and how many passed, what we changed, and anything you need to do.
Maybe not. Run the free email check and show them the result. If it finds nothing for us to fix, you need nothing from us.