For most accurate and detailed reporting information, check the bureaus via AnnualCreditReport.com or directly via a dispute (ie. denied for credit in past 60 days).
None of the services you mentioned display DOFD. Dates accounts were opened, lates appeared, balance changes, etc are not DOFDs. The credit bureaus don't want consumers to see too much.
For example, I'm a paid subscriber to Experian Credit Tracker, which allows a full report daily and updated EX FICO 8 score (it's the real deal; same as here), and yet it does not show soft-pulls, dofds, nor even something as basic as payment history, which is limited to 24 months on that paid product...
And yet an Experian report viewed via AnnualCreditReport.com or via dispute access, displays payment information extended much further out. Bizarre, how bureaus don't even want consumers to see complete payment history, though I suspect that's to make it more difficult for one to manually determine the DOFD and SOL.
No one service provides it all. In theory, MyFICO could, but sadly, even their 3 bureau monitoring service comes up short providing only one full report view per year instead of daily - if it was every day, that would rock! Experian Credit Tracker does allow daily report pulls and daily EX FICO 8 score updates ... combine that with Credit Karma (TU & EQ limited reports) and CreditSesame (monitoring of TU & EQ for HP and some other events with fast alerts) and one has most of it covered.
