Last updated: March 12, 2026
DMARC Setup Guides by Provider
Choose your email provider to get step-by-step instructions for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Each guide covers the DNS records to publish, where to enable signing, and how to validate the final setup before moving to enforcement.
Choose your provider
Google Workspace
SPF include: include:_spf.google.com
DKIM selectors: google
Microsoft 365
SPF include: include:spf.protection.outlook.com
DKIM selectors: selector1, selector2
Mailchimp
SPF include: include:servers.mcsv.net
DKIM selectors: k1
SendGrid (Twilio)
SPF include: include:sendgrid.net
DKIM selectors: s1, s2
Amazon SES
SPF include: include:amazonses.com
DKIM selectors: varies (three auto-generated CNAME records)
Mailgun
SPF include: include:mailgun.org
DKIM selectors: varies (provider-generated selector)
HubSpot
SPF include: include:mail.hubspot.com
DKIM selectors: varies (two CNAME records provided by HubSpot)
Zoho Mail
SPF include: include:zoho.com
DKIM selectors: varies (configured in Zoho Admin Console)
Postmark
SPF include: include:spf.mtasv.net
DKIM selectors: varies (DKIM provided as a TXT record by Postmark)
Cloudflare Email Routing
SPF include: include:_spf.mx.cloudflare.net
DKIM selectors: varies (depends on your upstream sending provider)
Before you publish DMARC
- Inventory every service that sends mail for your domain before you tighten policy.
- Make sure SPF and DKIM are aligned for each approved sender.
- Start with
p=none, review aggregate reports, then move to enforcement. - Keep one SPF record per domain and stay within the 10-lookup limit.
Need to validate records first? Use our SPF Checker, DKIM Checker, and DMARC Checker before you publish changes.