Unified DNS vs EasyDMARC
Multi-tenant DNS management vs DMARC reporting
EasyDMARC monitors DMARC, SPF, and DKIM compliance and gives you forensic reporting on email authentication. Unified DNS manages the DNS records themselves across Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, NameCheap, Azure DNS, OpenSRS, Synergy Wholesale, and more. They solve different problems, and most MSPs managing client DNS across multiple registrars need what Unified DNS does, not what EasyDMARC does.
Why This Comparison Exists
MSPs looking for multi-tenant DNS management often end up evaluating EasyDMARC because it shows up in searches for email security and DNS tooling. EasyDMARC is good at what it does. But what it does is monitor DMARC compliance and generate forensic reports. It doesn't manage DNS records. It doesn't connect to your registrars. It doesn't let you edit an A record or fix a broken SPF include.
If you're an MSP managing DNS for dozens of clients across Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, OpenSRS, Synergy Wholesale, and more, the problem isn't "I need better DMARC reports." The problem is "I need one place to manage all of these records without logging into five different dashboards, and I need audit trails, backups, and documentation sync so nothing falls through the cracks."
That's the gap Unified DNS fills. It's a multi-registrar DNS management platform built specifically for MSPs. Multi-tenant by design, with client-level organization, full audit logging, automated backups to your own Azure Blob Storage or SharePoint, and integrations with HaloPSA, Autotask, Syncro, and SuperOps for ticketing.
Unified DNS is not a DDI platform. It doesn't manage DHCP or IPAM. It manages public DNS records across multiple registrar accounts from a single dashboard. If you've been looking for an EasyDMARC alternative because EasyDMARC doesn't actually solve your DNS management problem, this is likely what you need instead.
At a Glance
| Feature | Unified DNS | EasyDMARC |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Use | DNS record management across registrars | DMARC monitoring and reporting |
| DNS Record Editing | Full CRUD across all connected providers | Limited to DMARC/SPF/DKIM publishing |
| Supported Providers | Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, NameCheap, Azure DNS, OpenSRS, Synergy Wholesale | Cloudflare and limited others |
| Multi-Tenant (Client Org) | Built-in client organization with PSA sync | Domain groups (manual sorting) |
| Audit Trail | Full audit log on every DNS change | Email authentication event logs |
| DNS Backups | Automated to Azure Blob or SharePoint | Not applicable |
| Domain Expiry Monitoring | Configurable alerts across all registrars | Not included |
| PSA Integration | HaloPSA, Autotask, Syncro, SuperOps | Not included |
| Documentation Sync | Hudu Asset Layout sync | Not included |
| DMARC Forensic Reports | Compliance status view | Deep forensic analytics |
| Ideal For | MSPs managing DNS across multiple registrars | Email security teams monitoring DMARC compliance |
What Each Product Does Well
Multi-provider DNS management for MSPs
- ✓Edit DNS records directly across Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, NameCheap, Azure DNS, OpenSRS, and Synergy Wholesale from one dashboard
- ✓SPF, DKIM, and DMARC compliance status visible for every domain at a glance
- ✓Multi-tenant: organize domains by client, not by registrar
- ✓Full audit trail on every DNS change across every provider
- ✓Automated backups to your own Azure Blob Storage or SharePoint
- ✓Domain expiry monitoring with configurable alerts (60, 30, 14, 7, 1 day)
- ✓PSA integration with HaloPSA, Autotask, Syncro, and SuperOps for alert tickets
- ✓Documentation sync to Hudu Asset Layouts
Email authentication monitoring and reporting
- ✓DMARC aggregate and forensic reporting
- ✓SPF and DKIM analysis and alignment tools
- ✓Email authentication setup wizards
- ✓Detailed email security analytics and dashboards
- ✓Hosted DMARC with managed DNS publishing
Real MSP Scenario
You manage DNS for 40 clients across five different registrars. A quarterly security review flags three clients with missing DMARC records and two with broken SPF includes. With EasyDMARC, you can see the failures. With Unified DNS, you open one dashboard, find each client's domains regardless of which registrar they're at, and fix the records directly. No separate logins. No credential hunting. The audit trail logs every change, and the updated records sync to Hudu automatically.
The Bottom Line
EasyDMARC tells you whether your email authentication is working. Unified DNS is where you go to actually fix it, and to manage every other DNS record across every registrar your clients use. If you need DMARC forensic reporting, use EasyDMARC. If you need to manage DNS records across multiple providers for multiple clients with audit trails, backups, and PSA integration, that is what Unified DNS is built for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Unified DNS replace EasyDMARC?
Not exactly — they solve different problems. EasyDMARC specializes in deep DMARC forensic reporting and email authentication analytics. Unified DNS shows compliance status for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC at a glance, but its core job is managing the underlying DNS records across every registrar your clients use. If you need forensic-level DMARC analytics, you may still want a dedicated tool. If you need to actually fix broken records across multiple providers, that's what Unified DNS is for.
Can I see DMARC, SPF, and DKIM status without a separate tool like EasyDMARC?
Yes. Unified DNS shows SPF, DKIM, and DMARC compliance status for every domain directly in the dashboard, without running a separate report.
Which DNS providers does Unified DNS support?
Unified DNS manages records across Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, NameCheap, Azure DNS, OpenSRS, Synergy Wholesale, and more, all from one dashboard. See the full list on the providers page.
Does Unified DNS integrate with my PSA?
Yes. Unified DNS integrates with HaloPSA, Autotask, Syncro, and SuperOps, including automatic ticket creation from domain expiry and security alerts.
How much does Unified DNS cost?
Unified DNS starts at $100/month for up to 50 domains, with flat pricing tiers as domain count grows — no per-user fees.
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Comparison last updated July 14, 2026. Competitor pricing and features are based on publicly available information at that time and may have changed since — let us know at contact@udns.app if something here is out of date.