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SPF setup walkthroughs by provider
Pick the provider that hosts your DNS (Domain Name System) or sends your mail. Each page shows where the SPF (Sender Policy Framework) record goes in that provider's console and what to type in each box.
What the SPF record does
An SPF record is one TXT (Text) record at the root of your domain that lists the servers allowed to send mail as you. A receiving server compares the sending IP (Internet Protocol) address against it.
A domain may publish only one SPF record, and evaluating it may take at most ten DNS lookups. So when you add a new sending service, you add it to the record you already have.
SPF providers
- SPF record in AWS Route 53
- How to set up SPF on Beget
- Add an SPF record in GoDaddy DNS
- Hostinger SPF record, and why yours may not work
- How to set up SPF on Porkbun
- How to set up SPF on Reg.ru
- Editing the SPF record Timeweb already made
- SPF for Wix, and the records Wix does not publish for you
Before and after you add SPF
- How to fix SPF: what the record does and how a failing one is fixed.
- SPF: what your record says, how it fails, and how to fix it
- The SPF record check: pass and fail rules
- Walkthroughs for the other records