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SendFlit needs three DNS records to send from your domain. They prove you own the domain and let mailbox providers trust your mail. You add them at whoever hosts your DNS. The steps are the same everywhere, only the screens differ.

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The records

Each domain gets the records below. The dashboard shows the exact name and value for your domain, and that’s the source of truth.
SendFlit dashboard: DNS records for a domain

SendFlit dashboard: the records for a domain

If the dashboard shows an MX record for your return-path subdomain, publish it too. Your root domain’s own MX records stay untouched.

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Common mistakes

  • Two SPF records. A domain may have only one record that starts with v=spf1 on the same name. Merge into the existing one.
  • Typing the full name twice. Many providers add your domain automatically. Enter only the part before it, or @ for the root.
  • Quotes around values. Paste the value as-is. Some consoles add quotes themselves. Don’t add a second pair.
  • Old records still cached. Propagation can take up to a few hours. Wait, then verify again.

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Choose your provider

Cloudflare

Gandi

GoDaddy

DreamHost

Hetzner

Hostinger

IONOS

Namecheap

Porkbun

Name.com

Dynadot

Bluehost

HostGator

Network Solutions

Wix

Google Cloud DNS

Azure DNS

DigitalOcean

OVHcloud

Any other provider

Squarespace

STRATO

Vercel

Your provider isn’t listed? The steps are the same. Find the DNS page for your domain, add three TXT records using the table above, then verify.