How to verify my email domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

To verify your email domain in Revi, go to Email domains, add the domain if it is not listed yet, and click Show configuration or Validate domain. Revi will show the DNS records that you need to copy into your domain, hosting, or DNS provider panel.

DNS validation is the recommended option and the one required to send emails from your own domain. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC must be correct. If you already have an SPF record, do not create a second SPF record: edit the existing one and add include:revi.services alongside the other values. Also copy the HOST value exactly as shown in Revi, because some providers append the domain automatically.

DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate. After adding them, go back to Revi and click Verify to check the status. If the red Domain pending validation message still appears, check that there are not multiple SPF or DMARC records, that the DKIM value matches the value shown, and that you are validating the domain for the correct app.

If you cannot edit DNS records, you can use file verification as an alternative: download the file, upload it to the public root of your website, and click Verify. This proves that you own the domain and can enable the valid domain badge on your public page, but it does not authenticate the sender or allow emails to be sent from your own domain; emails will still be sent from revi.services.

Open a ticket only if the DNS records or the file are already accessible, you have clicked Verify again, and the domain still appears as pending in Revi or on the My reviews page. Include the domain, a screenshot of the DNS setup or file URL, and the app ID.