WEBSITE PROJECTS
New sites and migrations
Review which systems send enquiry notifications and other mail using the client’s domain. Identify the authentication changes worth checking during a launch or migration.
SenderShield for web agencies
We partner with
web agencies.
Protect your clients’ email domains.
Bring email authentication into your client service without taking on every SPF, DKIM and DMARC task yourself. SenderShield helps review legitimate senders, strengthen configuration safely and provide ongoing monitoring where needed.
Earn 20% recurring commission for 12 months.
Receive 20% of each referred client’s paid monthly subscription for their first 12 months.
Start with one domain. Agree the scope, responsibilities and price before any paid work.
Your agency relationship.
Specialist email authentication support.
Specialist email authentication support.
For web agencies — support alongside your existing servicesStaged changes — legitimate senders checked firstClear handover — configuration and next steps explained
Where we fit
Look after the website.
Bring us in for email authentication.
Website forms, booking tools and marketing software can introduce new email senders. We help you understand the authentication setup around those services, with work agreed for each client domain.
CLIENT SUPPORT
SPF, DKIM and DMARC questions
Get help identifying approved senders, reviewing records and explaining the practical next step. DKIM is checked against the systems and selectors supplied during setup.
ONGOING CARE
Monitoring as systems change
Clients add CRM, invoicing and email-marketing tools over time. Managed monitoring helps identify new or failing senders and configuration changes that deserve attention.
A practical partnership
One client domain.
A clear plan from the start.
01 / INTRODUCE
Tell us what the client needs
Start with your agency details and a brief description. Share client domains or configuration information only with the client’s permission.
02 / AGREE
Confirm who handles what
Agree the sending services, access method, approval process, billing and communication route. We identify complex work before confirming the price.
03 / DELIVER
Review, configure and hand over
Check legitimate senders before strengthening policy. Receive a plain-English summary of the work and next actions, with monitoring if that service is chosen.
Clear responsibilities
Keep the client relationship clear.
We agree these details before starting. You can introduce a client to SenderShield or coordinate the work through your agency.
| Area | Your agency / client | SenderShield |
|---|---|---|
| Services and permission | Confirm the client’s approval and identify the website and software that send email. | Review the information, public records and any monitoring evidence available. |
| DNS changes | Identify who manages DNS and authorises changes. | Prepare the recommended changes. Agree whether we apply them with approved access or guide the authorised administrator. |
| Client communication | Choose whether you coordinate updates or introduce us directly. | Use the agreed route for questions, approvals and the completion summary. |
| Ongoing support | Tell us about new sending systems and the support your client needs. | Provide the agreed monitoring and authentication support under the selected service. |
A starting point for your first domain
Clear standard pricing.
Agency scope agreed with you.
These are SenderShield’s standard-domain prices. Multiple client domains, complex environments or extra remediation are scoped and quoted before work begins.
Setup + ongoing monitoring
Protect & Monitor
£29.99
per domain / month · plus £49 setup
- Review SPF, DKIM and DMARC configuration
- Identify legitimate sending services
- Staged move towards stronger enforcement where appropriate
- Authentication monitoring and relevant alerts
- Plain-English monthly protection summary
Referral, billing, reporting and any agency-specific arrangements are discussed individually. Sending an enquiry does not create a partnership agreement.
Show the value clearly
A report your agency
can explain.
See how authentication status, approved senders and next actions can be presented in plain English. Our sample is illustrative, not a real client result.
What the summary covers
Configuration, evidence and next steps.
- Sending services identified during the review
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC findings explained
- Changes completed and remaining actions
- Monitoring scope, if selected
Start a conversation
Bring us your
first client question.
Tell us about your agency, the services you offer and where email authentication support would help. Use your own agency domain for this first enquiry; client details can follow once permission and scope are clear.
1
Introduce your agencyTell us whether you prefer referrals or agency-coordinated work.
2
Agree the working arrangementWe discuss responsibilities, communication and pricing.
3
Start with an agreed domainNo DNS changes or paid service begins just because you enquire.
Agency questions
Know how we’ll work together.
Can we start with just one client?
Yes. Start with one agreed domain so we can understand the sending systems, scope and preferred working arrangement before discussing wider support.
Who speaks to the client?
We agree that before work starts. You can coordinate the discussion through your agency or introduce the client directly, with their permission.
Do you need mailbox passwords?
No mailbox password is required for a public-record review. Configuration work may need approved DNS or platform access, or changes made by the client’s authorised administrator. Access and approvals are agreed before changes.
Can you work with website forms and marketing tools?
We review how the identified services send mail and which authentication records or DKIM selectors apply. Changes to form software, SMTP routing or third-party platforms are scoped separately where needed.
How does the referral commission work?
Receive 20% of each referred client’s paid monthly subscription for their first 12 months. Commission is based on monthly payments received. Referral attribution and payout arrangements are agreed when setting up the partnership.
Can we discuss agency branding or reporting?
Yes. Explain what you need in your enquiry. Any branding, reporting or billing arrangement must be agreed explicitly before you describe it as part of your own offer.
Will this prevent every email scam or guarantee delivery?
No. Email authentication helps reduce direct domain spoofing and avoid configuration problems. It does not prevent every phishing method, lookalike domain or mailbox compromise, and it cannot guarantee inbox placement.