The full authentication stack
Generate DKIM keys, get exact SPF guidance, and align DMARC so the major mailbox providers trust mail from your domain. Authentication is the table stakes for the inbox — and it's set up here, once.
Deliverability
Generate DKIM, publish SPF and DMARC, and route tracking and bounce subdomains through your own brand. One-click unsubscribe is built in, and Mumara verifies the records on demand and re-checks them daily so authentication never silently breaks.
What it covers
Generate DKIM keys, get exact SPF guidance, and align DMARC so the major mailbox providers trust mail from your domain. Authentication is the table stakes for the inbox — and it's set up here, once.
Custom tracking and bounce subdomains route through your own domain, so click-through URLs and return paths carry your brand instead of a shared platform one — better for trust and for deliverability.
Verify DNS on demand when you publish the records, and a scheduled daily re-check catches it if a record later changes or disappears — so authentication never silently breaks behind your back.
Setup
Add the domain
Enter your sending domain; Mumara generates the DKIM key and lists the records to publish.
Publish DNS
Add the DKIM, SPF, tracking, and bounce records at your DNS provider — copy-paste from the dashboard.
Verify
Run an on-demand check to confirm everything resolves; the daily re-check watches from then on.
Send authenticated
Every message from the domain is signed and aligned, with your brand on tracking and return paths and one-click unsubscribe attached.
What it prevents
Without DKIM, SPF, and DMARC, the major providers distrust your mail by default. Full authentication is the baseline for inbox placement, set up once per domain.
Click links pointing at a generic platform domain dilute trust and tie your reputation to other senders. Custom tracking subdomains keep your brand — and your reputation — your own.
A DKIM rotation gone wrong or an edited SPF record can quietly start failing. The daily re-check flags it before the bounce wall arrives.
Gmail and Yahoo now require RFC 8058 one-click unsubscribe for bulk senders. It's added automatically, so you meet the requirement without extra work.
What it earns you
“Authentication used to be the scary part of moving ESPs — one wrong SPF record and you're in spam. Here it generated the DKIM, told me exactly what to publish, and verified it in a click. The daily re-check is the quiet hero, though: it caught a DNS change our hosting provider made before it ever cost us delivery.”
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Common questions
DKIM (a TXT record from the key Mumara generates), SPF guidance for your domain, DMARC for alignment, a CNAME for your custom tracking subdomain, and MX + SPF for a custom bounce subdomain. The dashboard lists each one ready to copy into your DNS.
So click-through links and return paths carry your own brand rather than a shared platform domain. That keeps your sender reputation isolated from other senders and looks trustworthy to recipients and filters alike.
Mumara re-checks your domain's DNS on a daily schedule in addition to on-demand verification, so if a record is edited or removed, you're alerted before it quietly tanks your authentication and deliverability.
Yes. List-Unsubscribe headers with RFC 8058 one-click support are added automatically to your sends, meeting the bulk-sender requirements Gmail and Yahoo enforce — no manual setup.
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DKIM, SPF, DMARC, branded tracking and bounce subdomains, and one-click unsubscribe — verified on demand and re-checked daily so it never silently breaks.