Supported Domain & DNS Providers
Use MunchReach with the domain provider you already use. Your domain can stay with Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Hostinger, Porkbun, IONOS, or another DNS provider. MunchReach checks your domain's DNS and tells you exactly which records are required for email sending and reply receiving.
Supported Domain & DNS Providers
Every provider below works with MunchReach through its standard DNS management. No domain transfer, no lock-in.
Namecheap
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from Namecheap.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
GoDaddy
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from GoDaddy.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Cloudflare
Manage DNS at Cloudflare while keeping your existing registrar.
Leave proxying off for mail records.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Hostinger
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from Hostinger.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Porkbun
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from Porkbun.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
IONOS
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from IONOS.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Squarespace Domains
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from Squarespace Domains.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Dynadot
Manage your domain and DNS records directly from Dynadot.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Amazon Route 53
Manage DNS in Route 53 hosted zones while keeping your registrar.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
Other DNS Providers
If your provider allows you to manage DNS records, you can normally use your domain with MunchReach. MunchReach checks the public DNS records and shows the exact records required by your selected email provider.
- Works with MunchReach
- Yes
- DNS setup
- Add the DNS records shown in MunchReach
- Domain transfer required
- No
How MunchReach Works With Your Domain Provider
- 1
Add your domain
Add your domain to MunchReach.
- 2
Choose your email provider
MunchReach determines the DNS requirements for the provider you use.
- 3
Publish DNS records
Add the records at your existing DNS provider.
- 4
Verify your domain
MunchReach checks public DNS and confirms when everything is ready.
You remain in control of your domain and DNS.
What DNS Records Does MunchReach Require?
Only the records your selected email provider actually requires or supports are shown for your domain.
DKIM
Helps mailbox providers verify that your emails are authorized.
SPF
Shows which sending infrastructure is allowed to send email for your domain.
MX
Routes incoming email and campaign replies to the receiving service when your selected provider supports inbound receiving.
DMARC
Helps protect your domain from unauthorized email and improves email authentication.
Webhooks
Connect provider events such as delivery and inbound replies to MunchReach when supported by the selected email provider.
Receive Replies on Your Main Domain
MunchReach supports root-domain reply receiving. A mailbox such as john@customer.com on customer.com can be used for sending and receiving campaign replies when the selected email provider supports inbound receiving and the domain's MX records are configured correctly.
You do not need to create subdomains like replies.customer.com, inbound.customer.com or mail.customer.com.
Changing MX Records Can Affect Existing Email
MX records control where incoming email is delivered. If your domain is already receiving normal business email through Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Hostinger, Zoho, or another mail provider, changing the root MX records can redirect incoming mail. Confirm your email setup before replacing existing root MX records.
MunchReach never silently changes or deletes your DNS records — you publish every record yourself at your own provider.
Do I Need to Move My Domain to MunchReach?
No.
You can keep your domain registered with your current provider. MunchReach does not require you to move your domain to another registrar. You simply publish the DNS records required for your selected email provider.
MunchReach Makes DNS Setup Easier
MunchReach automatically checks your public DNS records and shows exactly where your domain stands:
- Verified records
- Missing records
- Incorrect records
- MX conflicts
- DNS propagation
- Domain readiness
MunchReach verifies and guides — it does not edit DNS at your provider.
Why DNS Setup Looks Different at Every Provider
Every DNS provider has a different dashboard, but the DNS record itself is the important part. One provider may call a field Name, while another calls it Host or Hostname.
MunchReach shows each required value — you enter it in your provider's DNS manager.
Domain & DNS Provider FAQ
Common questions about using your existing domain provider with MunchReach.
“Provider support” means your domain can be configured through that provider's DNS management system. MunchReach does not require a direct integration with your registrar unless explicitly stated.
Email capabilities vary by the email provider selected in MunchReach. Sending, inbound receiving, delivery tracking, open tracking, click tracking, bounce tracking, and webhooks may not be available from every provider.
Add your domain and see exactly what it needs
MunchReach checks your DNS and walks you through every record — your domain stays right where it is.