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What is the custom domain that you will be using to send emails via beehiiv?

Enter your domain:

Define how strict you want your DMARC policy to be

DMARC offers three options for handling emails that fail SPF and/or DKIM authentication. For most users, "none" will suffice, allowing you to collect and report data.

How would you like to handle these emails?

'none': Simply collect and report data.

'quarantine': Move unauthenticated emails to the spam or junk folder.

'reject': Reject unauthenticated emails outright.

Set the percentage of email that the policy should apply to

Determine the percentage of email to which the policy should apply. DMARC enables users to adjust this percentage while meeting compliance requirements. Although it can be changed later, the default recommendation is 100%.

Decide where to send aggregated reports of domain misuse

In instances where someone is misusing your domain, DMARC will send aggregated reports to a specific email address. Please enter the desired email. Remember, this email is publicly available.

Your finished DMARC record

Copy and paste the following DMARC record into your DNS settings. If you need help, please contact your DNS provider.

Your completed DMARC record:

Record Type:

TXT

Target: