Official sources only
Record values, priorities and DKIM selectors come from each provider’s own documentation. Every guide links to its sources and shows when we last checked them. If we cannot confirm a value, we say so instead of guessing.
Why we built a setup wizard for business email, and how we keep its instructions accurate.
Setting up email on your own domain should take ten minutes. In practice it often takes an afternoon. Your email provider gives you a list of records, your domain host has its own dashboard with different field names, and the two sets of instructions never quite line up.
Small mistakes are easy to make and hard to spot: a second SPF record, an old MX entry left behind by the domain host, a host field that adds your domain name twice. Mail still sends, but it lands in spam or bounces, and nothing tells you why.
This site exists to close that gap. Pick the email provider and the domain host you actually use, and you get one set of instructions that fits both.
Record values, priorities and DKIM selectors come from each provider’s own documentation. Every guide links to its sources and shows when we last checked them. If we cannot confirm a value, we say so instead of guessing.
Some values are unique to your account, like DKIM keys and verification codes. We never invent those. We show you exactly where in your admin console to find them.
No account, no tracking scripts, no ad cookies. The DNS checker only reads public DNS records, the same ones anyone on the internet can look up.
We are not affiliated with any email provider or domain host. If we ever earn a commission from a link, the page will say so clearly.
If a guide does not match what you see in your dashboard, tell us and we will check it.