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How can I add my custom domain for my quotes sent from Goodshuffle Pro?

Here's how you can quickly customize your DNS settings to improve the deliverability of quotes sent from Goodshuffle Pro.

Colin Connor avatar
Written by Colin Connor
Updated over a month ago

This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.

Requirements:

You must have a custom email domain like colin@goodshuffle.com, kevin@therentalshop.ca, etc.

@gmail.com, @yahoo.com will not allow you to customize your domain.

Here are some common providers if you'd like to learn more:

First, reach out to us in the chat with your custom email domain.

Next, go to your domain provider (Godaddy, Namecheap, etc).

Add DNS Records for Sending

Then, find your DNS settings (specific instructions and screenshots for different providers can be found in the links above).

From here, add in:

  • Type: TXT

  • Hostname: gsp.<your domain>.com (ie, gsp.goodshuffle.com)

  • Enter this Value: found in PDF from our team.

Next, add in:

  • Type: TXT

  • Hostname: <your providers DNS Domain: mx, krs, etc>._domainkey.gsp.<your domain>.com. For example: smtp._domainkey.gsp.goodshuffle.com

  • Enter this Value: found in PDF from our team.

After, add in your MX records (Learn more about MX Records here):

  • Type: MX

  • Hostname: gsp.<your domain>.com

  • Priority: 10

  • Enter This Value: mxa.mailgun. org

Also add in:

  • Type: MX

  • Hostname: gsp.<your domain>.com

  • Priority: 10

  • Enter This Value: mxb.mailgun. org

Add DNS Records for Tracking

The CNAME record is necessary for tracking opens, clicks, and unsubscribes (recommended).

To get started, find where to add your CNAME records.

Next, add in:

  • Type: CNAME

  • Hostname: email.gsp.<your domain>.com

  • Enter This Value: mailgun.org

Wait for your Domain to Verify

Once you make the above DNS changes it can take 24-48hrs for those changes to propagate. Your provider will email you to let you know once your domain is verified.

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