Every client's email trust, on one screen. Under your brand.
Trustliant is the email trust platform built MSP-first: your clients as the unit of work — not a flat domain list — your brand on every report, and partner pricing that will live on this site, never behind a sales call. It's in beta, and founding partners are shaping what ships next.
Founding partners: free for 90 days, founder's pricing locked before anyone pays · Free tools stay free, no email wall · White-label included
Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft made email authentication mandatory.
Since 2024, senders without SPF, DKIM, and DMARC get rejected outright — Google and Yahoo led, and Microsoft's 550 5.7.515 joined in 2025. PCI DSS 4.0 now names anti-phishing controls, and cyber insurers scan your clients' DNS before they quote.
Every client you manage is affected. That's not a fire drill — it's a recurring revenue line waiting for the MSP with the right tooling.
See the MSP playbook →What most SMB domains look like
- DMARC stuck at p=none (or missing)~50% of domains
- SPF near or over the 10-lookup limitsilent failures
- Unknown tools sending as the domainshadow IT
- With Trustliant: scored, explained, fixedverified on rescan
Every finding speaks both languages.
One explanation your client can read. One your technician can act on, with the exact record to publish. Here's what that looks like:
What the client reads
Anyone on the internet can send email pretending to be this company — and receiving servers have no instruction to stop it. This is the single most impactful gap to close.
What the technician publishes
; TXT record at _dmarc.clientdomain.com
v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:[email protected]; pct=100Daily rescans verify the fix and resolve the finding automatically. No one closes tickets by hand.
Built MSP-first, not adapted to MSPs later.
Customers, not domain lists
Your client is the unit of work: domains, findings, and reports roll up per customer, so Monday starts with “which client needs a technician today” — ranked by a Trust Score that explains every point it takes away.
Findings that close themselves
Every issue ships with a client-safe explanation, a technician deep-dive, and the exact DNS record to publish. Daily rescans verify fixes and resolve findings automatically.
Your brand on everything
Reports carry your logo and your colors, not ours. White-label isn't a PDF logo swap bolted on later — it's how the platform was architected from the first commit.
Where we are, honestly.
Trustliant is in beta. Here's exactly what that means: what runs today, and what we're building next with founding partners. No vaporware, no “coming soon” asterisks.
Live today
- ✓ Full posture scans: DMARC (DMARCbis-aware), SPF with recursive lookup accounting, DKIM, BIMI
- ✓ Explainable Trust Score — every deduction itemized in prose
- ✓ Dual-voice findings with exact fix records and compliance tags
- ✓ DMARC aggregate (RUA) report ingestion and unauthorized-sender detection
- ✓ Daily rescans, DNS change tracking, and posture alerts
- ✓ Sending-vendor identification
- ✓ Per-customer branded reports and white-label settings
Next, shaped by partners
- ○ The guided journey from p=none to p=reject, with readiness evidence
- ○ A client-facing trust portal under your brand
- ○ Microsoft 365 posture checks
- ○ PSA ticketing integrations
- ○ Compliance evidence exports for insurers and auditors
- ○ DNS provider push, with approval and rollback
Deliberately unordered and undated — founding partners set the order.
The founding partner deal
Five to ten MSPs, free for 90 days, with a direct line to the people building the platform. You get email trust for your clients; we get the feedback that decides what ships next. Pricing gets set with you — then published on this site before anyone pays a dollar, with founder's pricing locked for partners first.
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