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Mailreach vs Valimail Monitor

Both stand on email deliverability software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Mailreach

Free plan APIWeb

MailReach brings account warmup, reputation views, and detailed spam testing into one service. Allow for its recommended warmup period and review how platform usage is billed.

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Valimail Monitor gives teams visibility into DMARC results and sender activity, with a free plan for up to five users. It is a monitoring product rather than a place to manage policy or SPF and DKIM configuration.

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The facts

	Mailreach	Valimail Monitor
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	All-In-One: $19.50 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	3	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	mailreach.co	valimail.com
On email deliverability software	#7 of 31	#16 of 31

Mailreach: what it does well

Warmup network has more than 30,000 inboxes.
Tracks reputation by address and email provider.
Spam tests include authentication and blacklist checks.
REST API can manage inboxes and automate workflows.
Customer support is available by email or chat.

What to know first

Services are exclusively for professional use.
MailReach recommends at least 14 days of warmup before campaigns.
API calls are free, but platform usage is billed.

Valimail Monitor: what it does well

Identifies sending services and DMARC pass or fail status.
Shows aligned SPF and DKIM status.
Checks readiness for Google, Microsoft and Yahoo requirements.
Free plan includes five users and ten SPF lookups.
Logo upload supports BIMI previews.

What to know first

No API access on the free plan.
Does not manage DMARC policy or configure SPF and DKIM senders.
Setup requires changing the domain's DMARC rua parameter.

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