Verify Your Domain
Stephen Afije
Last Update setahun yang lalu
We strongly recommend verifying the domain or subdomain you plan to use for sending emails.
To get started, simply go to your account settings and add the domain you want to send from. Once that’s done, Mailracle will automatically generate both SPF and DKIM records for you.
SPF is a type of DNS TXT record that works like a filter. It helps email providers know which IP addresses are allowed to send emails on behalf of your domain.
DKIM is another DNS TXT record, but this one includes a public key. After you register your domain, we automatically generate a public/private key pair. Your emails are signed with the private key, and email providers use the public key to confirm that the email is really from you.
Together, SPF and DKIM help improve your email deliverability and reduce the chances of your messages ending up in spam.
Once your domain is verified you should add the SPF and DKIM records to your domain using the domain configuration tool of your DNS Provider.
You can refer to our step-by-step user guides on creating DNS records:
You can also visit the official and third-party documentations for DNS providers :
- Amazon Route 53: SPF and DKIM
- Bluehost: General DNS Setup
- CloudFlare: DNS setup
- Dreamhost: SPF, DKIM
- DynDNS: General DNS setup
- GoDaddy: SPF and DKIM
- HostGator: General DNS setup
- Hover: General DNS setup
- Namecheap: DNS Setup
- Network Solutions: General DNS setup
- Rackspace: General DNS setup
- Register.com: SPF, DKIM
With some DNS providers the setup can be quite tedious, but we would be happy to help you out. Just contact our support through the live chat.