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How do I add an SPF record at Squarespace for Google Workspace?

Publish one TXT record at your domain itself with the value v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all. If you already have an SPF record, add include:_spf.google.com to it instead of adding a second one: two SPF records make the check fail.

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What does an SPF record do?

It lists the services allowed to send mail as your domain. A mail server reads it to decide whether a message really came from one of them.

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What record do I publish for Google Workspace?

This is the record when Google Workspace is the only service that sends your mail. Google recommends ending with ~all for Google Workspace.

SPF for Google Workspace
v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all
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How do I add it at Squarespace?

  1. Sign in to Squarespace, open your domains dashboard and click your domain.
  2. Click DNS, then DNS Settings, and scroll down to Custom Records.
  3. Click Add record, confirm your password if asked, and choose TXT in the Type menu.
  4. Set Name to @, which means the domain itself.
  5. Paste the record in Text, exactly as copied.
  6. Click Save.

In our words, from Squarespace: adding a TXT record, read 14 October 2026. If a screen has changed since, follow the host's own page.

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What if I already have an SPF record?

Keep one record. Add include:_spf.google.com to the record you have, before its last word, and keep every service already in it. More than one SPF record makes the check fail for every message.

An SPF record may make at most 10 DNS lookups. Each include counts, and so do the includes inside it. Past 10, the check fails, so remove services you no longer use before adding new ones.

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Where does this come from?

DMARC at Squarespace for Google WorkspaceDKIM at Squarespace for Google WorkspaceSPF at Squarespace for Microsoft 365Every DNS host and record
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