How to automatically authenticate your domain in GetResponse?
After adding your email address as a from email to GetResponse you need to authenticate it by adding a DKIM key and DMARC record. It can be done manually on your domain provider’s end but GetResponse can also authenticate the domain for you automatically. If you choose automatic setup on our side, GetResponse will:
- assign a custom DKIM key
- add DMARC policy set to p=none (if correct DMARC policy doesn’t exist yet)
- add SPF text record
Before you begin:
- Check if your provider is on the list of supported providers.
- Accept that the automated process may not work for different reasons. In some cases, you may be asked by the system or our Customer Support team to create records manually.
Authentication process
- Add and verify the from email address in Profile > Emails and domains.
Here you can find more information about this process. - Beside your domain in the Actions column, click Authenticate.
- On the pop-up window click Continue. You can also click Text records before to see details of the records that will be created.
- Click Continue again on the next screen.
- Our integration with Entri will now detect your domain provider and if it is supported, you will be asked to log in to it.
- You may need to confirm that you want to create the records.
Note: this step may look different depending on the provider. - If the process is successful, you will see a confirmation screen saying “Domain authenticated”.
List of supported providers
Below you will find a list of providers that support automatic authentication.
123-Reg
Amazon Route 53 (AWS)
Arsys
Bluehost
Cloudflare
Crazy Domains
Domain.com
Digital Ocean
DNSimple
DreamHost
Dynadot
Enom
Gandi
GoDaddy
Hetzner
Hover
Hostgator
Hostinger
Inmotion Hosting
IONOS
IWantMyName
Linode
LocaWeb
Name.com
Namebright
Namecheap
NameSilo
Network Solutions
Netlify
One.com
OpenSRS
OVH
Porkbun
Register.com
Register.it
Registro.br
Shopify
SiteGround
Spaceship
Strato
Squarespace
Web.com
Wix
WordPress.com
Xneelo
More information
If you want to know more about the records that are required for your sender’s email to work or if you want to assign them yourself manually, see the instructions below:
What is DKIM and how to configure it?
