Email safeguard monitoring
Know when your email setup changes.
Taverlo checks this domain regularly and explains what to do next. Try one domain free with no card; if you choose to continue after the trial, monitoring is $29 a month for up to five domains.
Start with a public check to choose the domain you want to monitor.
Check my domainFree trial
Try monitoring on one business domain.
No card. No automatic conversion. If you choose to continue after the trial, monitoring costs $29 a month for up to five domains.
Your trial ends 14 days after the first report arrives. If no report arrives within 30 days of monitoring starting, the trial ends then.
What setup takes
Set up with your email administrator.
One setting confirms that you manage the domain. The other lets participating email providers send reports to Taverlo. Taverlo does not change either setting.
Reports arrive on each provider’s schedule. They can be late or may not arrive.
Setup, timing, and availability details
- 01Create your private account
Your email gives you a way back to private reports and decisions. Creating the account does not start monitoring or reserve report intake.
- 02Add a domain-control record
Add the TXT record shown in the account. It does not change where email is sent or how messages are handled.
- 03Choose to start, then publish the reporting update
If capacity is available, Taverlo reserves report intake for this domain for 72 hours and shows one exact DMARC update. You publish it; the product never changes DNS for you.
- 04Wait for participating mail providers
Reports arrive on providers’ schedules and can be late or absent. Taverlo starts the trial clock only after reporting is confirmed active.
The trial clock starts only after monitoring is active. If no usable report arrives, the trial ends after 30 days. If one arrives, you have 14 days to review it. The trial never lasts more than 44 days.
A place is held for 72 hours after you choose to start setup. At most five trials can run across Taverlo at once. Availability is checked before account creation and again after the domain-control setting is ready.
Begin with a useful result
Check the domain’s public email records first.
The dated result remains useful even if a trial is not available.
Check public records for your domain