Clear scope, before work begins

Choose the right level of email help.

Every business sends differently. These starting packages make the first decision easy; any work that needs more depth is scoped in writing before I begin.

Project packages

Start with the problem you need solved.

Quick diagnosis

Email authentication check

$495 CAD one-time

For a single domain that needs a fast, expert review of its public email authentication.

  • SPF, DKIM & DMARC inspection
  • Common sender-source review
  • Plain-language findings call
  • Written next-step checklist
Ask about this package
Implement & protect

Email security hardening

$2,900 CAD from

For organizations ready to implement the fixes and create a safer path to DMARC enforcement.

  • SPF/DKIM/DMARC implementation
  • DMARC reporting setup
  • Account and platform safeguards
  • Change documentation & handoff
Secure my sending domain

Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude applicable taxes. Final scope depends on your domains, sending platforms, access requirements, and requested implementation support.

Custom email trust bundle

One business. Several senders. One accountable plan.

Bring together deliverability, DMARC, staff email, a marketing platform, and your website forms in a package shaped around your actual sending footprint.

  • Multiple domains or brands
  • Google Workspace or Microsoft 365
  • Marketing, transactional, and support email
  • Security hardening and technical coordination
Build a custom bundle

Monthly plan

Keep the inbox from becoming an emergency.

$750 CAD / month, from

Ongoing deliverability guidance for senders that need a steady eye on authentication, DMARC signals, platform changes, and new campaign risk. Includes a monthly review and a defined support allocation; larger response needs are scoped separately.

Ask about monthly support

Before you commit

Not sure which package matches your issue?

Run the free domain scanner first. If you still need help, send the result with a short note about what is happening—spam placement, failed email, a new platform, or a security concern.

Use the free domain scanner