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DMARC Record Assistant

Create a simple DMARC record for your domain. Choose policy, subdomain behavior, reporting addresses and alignment rules. The assistant generates a DNS TXT value and explains the most important policy stages.

Create DMARC record

DMARC is published as a TXT record below _dmarc.yourdomain.tld. For new domains, start with monitoring and reports before enabling stricter policies.

Output

Copy the TXT value or the full DNS output into your DNS management panel.

DMARC value

DNS record

Policy stages explained

DMARC is usually rolled out in stages: monitor first, isolate suspicious messages next, and reject clearly failing messages after authentication is clean.

p=none

Receives reports but usually does not affect delivery. Useful for analysis, migration and inventory work.

p=quarantine

Asks receivers to treat failing messages with suspicion, for example as spam or quarantine.

p=reject

Asks receivers to reject messages that fail DMARC. Use only when SPF and DKIM are working cleanly.