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Squarespace Domains

Publish your eusend DNS records at Squarespace Domains — formerly Google Domains. The Name field appends your domain, and the default TTL is four hours.

Squarespace took over Google Domains, so domains bought from Google are managed here now. The panel appends your domain to the Name field, and its default TTL is unusually long.

You can only edit DNS here if the domain is registered with Squarespace or connected through Nameserver Connect. If it is pointed somewhere else, the records belong at that provider — check with dig +short NS acme.com.

Add the records

Open DNS settings

Open the domains dashboard, click your domain, then DNSDNS Settings. Scroll to Custom Records and click Add record. You will be asked for your password or a 2FA code before the record saves.

DKIM — required

FieldValue
TypeTXT
Nameeusend._domainkey
Textthe full v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=… value from the dashboard

Click Save.

FieldValue
TypeTXT
Name_dmarc
Textv=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@acme.com

Use an address you actually read for rua — see DMARC.

Return-Path — optional, both or neither

FieldValue
TypeTXT
Namesend
Textv=spf1 include:_spf.eusend.dev ~all

Then a second record:

FieldValue
TypeMX
Namesend
Priority10
Mail Serverfeedback.eusend.dev

Publish both and eusend switches your mail to a bounce address on your own domain, so SPF passes and aligns. One without the other does nothing.

Squarespace specifics

The Name field appends your domain. Squarespace's documentation puts it plainly: "Squarespace automatically adds your domain to the Name field. This means if your provider asks you add your domain to the Name field, like yourdomain.com, you'll enter @." So eusend._domainkey, _dmarc and send — never with .acme.com on the end.

The default TTL is four hours. Every custom record gets 14400 seconds unless you change it. That is fine for records you are publishing once, but it means a correction takes up to four hours to be seen. If you expect to fix a typo, set a shorter TTL on the way in.

Email presets can overwrite things. Squarespace offers one-click presets for Google Workspace and other mail providers that write a batch of MX and TXT records. Applying one after you have added the eusend records can replace records at the same names — add the presets first, then the eusend records.

Check it

verify
dig +short TXT eusend._domainkey.acme.com

If it is empty, check whether the domain was appended twice:

dig +short TXT eusend._domainkey.acme.com.acme.com

Official documentation: Adding TXT records and DNS records for email.