New Mail

Set up a Mail domain by changing its nameservers

A Mail domain can use Magpie's nameservers. Magpie copies the domain's existing records, publishes the Mail records, and verifies the domain when the nameservers change.

Added a second way to set up a Mail domain. After Add domain, the domain's page lists two Magpie nameservers to use where the domain is registered. Magpie copies the records the domain already has, checks for the nameserver change every few minutes or on Check now, and then hosts the domain's DNS, publishes the MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, and verifies the domain.

The page lists the domain's DNS records, where team admins can add and remove records. A domain that already receives mail elsewhere keeps its existing MX records until Move mail to Magpie is chosen. Before the nameservers change, Keep the current DNS provider switches the domain to adding records at its current DNS provider instead.

Adding a Mail domain now requires a paid plan: Pro for Personal, or the Team plan for a shared team. Mail remains Coming soon.