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DMARC Checker vs GetTestMail
Provides temporary email addresses with API, not focused on authentication checks
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- What it is
- DMARC Checker:DMARC Checker verifies email DMARC, DKIM, and SPF compliance via a simple email test.
- GetTestMail:GetTestMail provides a simple API and SDKs to create temporary inboxes and receive test emails in code.
- Best for
- DMARC Checker:Quick DMARC, DKIM, SPF checks
- GetTestMail:Temporary email inboxes for automated testing
- Who it’s for
- DMARC Checker:Developers and security teams needing email authentication validation
- GetTestMail:Developers and QA engineers who need to test email-based user flows.
- Pricing
- DMARC Checker:Free
- GetTestMail:Subscription
- Open source
- DMARC Checker:—
- GetTestMail:Yes, 0 GitHub stars
- Works with
- DMARC Checker:—
- GetTestMail:TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Go
- DevHunt upvotes
- DMARC Checker:0
- GetTestMail:23
- Launched on DevHunt
- DMARC Checker:Jan 2024
- GetTestMail:Jan 2023
DMARC Checker features
- Email-based verification. Send an email to a unique address to receive a compliance report.
- DMARC compliance check. Validates DMARC records and alignment with From header.
- DKIM signature verification. Ensures email is signed with a valid DKIM key and not tampered.
- SPF record validation. Confirms sending server IP matches domain's SPF policy.
- Full report with details. Provides a brief overview plus a link to the complete analysis.
- Privacy-first handling. Email address is used only for the report and not shared.
GetTestMail features
- SDKs for multiple languages. Ready-to-use libraries for TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Go.
- Create mailbox via API. Programmatically generate a disposable inbox without server setup.
- Send and receive test emails. Send a test email and wait for its arrival directly from code.
- CI/CD integration. Use the SDKs in pipelines to validate email flows before release.
- Open source examples. Detailed READMEs and example code are hosted on GitHub.
- Community contributions. Issues and pull requests are accepted via the GitHub repository.
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