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A DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) record helps prevent email spoofing and improves deliverability. Adding this record to DNS ensures your emails are authenticated and trusted by recipient mail servers.

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General instructions

The process of adding a DMARC record varies depending on your DNS provider, but the general setup is the same. For a specific DNS provider, please find your DNS provider in the next section. Add the following record to your DNS settings:
Important: Be sure to include all special characters, including quotation marks, apostrophes, and spaces. Copying and pasting the full value exactly as shown is recommended.

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GoDaddy

To add a DMARC record in GoDaddy:
  1. In your GoDaddy DNS Records, click Add and select TXT from the Type dropdown.
  2. Enter _dmarc.kjbm into the Name field.
  3. Paste the full value into the Value field.
  4. Keep the default TTL.
  5. Click Add record.
GoDaddy DMARC setup

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Cloudflare

To add a DMARC record in Cloudflare:
  1. Log into your Cloudflare dashboard and select your active domain.
  2. Go to the DNS tab.
  3. Click + Add Record and select TXT as the type.
  4. Enter _dmarc.kjbm into the Name field.
  5. Paste the full value into the Content field.
  6. Keep the default TTL.
  7. Click Save.

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Bluehost

To add a DMARC record in Bluehost:
  1. In your Bluehost DNS Manager, scroll to the TXT section and click Add Record.
  2. Enter _dmarc.kjbm into the Name field.
  3. Paste the full value into the TXT Value field.
  4. Select 4 Hours in the TTL field.
  5. Click Save.

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Namecheap

To add a DMARC record in Namecheap:
  1. In your Namecheap Advanced DNS settings, locate your Host Records.
  2. Click + Add New Record and select TXT Record from the dropdown.
  3. Enter _dmarc.kjbm into the Host field.
  4. Paste the full value into the Value field.
  5. Keep the TTL set to Automatic.
  6. Click Save All Changes.

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SiteGround

To add a DMARC record in SiteGround:
  1. In your SiteGround Site Tools, navigate to Domain > DNS Zone Editor.
  2. Click Create New Record and select TXT as the type.
  3. Enter _dmarc.kjbm into the Name field.
  4. Paste the full value into the Value field.
  5. Click Create.