Verified Domains

Resend sends emails using a domain you own (i.e., not a shared or public domain). You must add and verify at least one domain to send emails with Resend. You can optionally configure your domain to receive emails.

When you add a domain, you can choose to:

• Add a subdomain instead of your root domain to communicate the kind of emails you send and receive, and for proper reputation segmentation.
• Enable open and click tracking for your emails.
• Configure Enforced Transport Layer Security (TLS) to ensure that you only send encrypted emails.
• Set a custom subdomain for the Return-Path address.
• Choose which geographical region to send emails from to reach your recipients sooner.

After your domain is verified, you can:

• Send and receive emails using any email address at your domain without any extra configuration.
• Implement DMARC and BIMI to build trust and improve inbox placement.

We recommend sending your emails from one or more subdomains (e.g., updates.example.com) instead of your root domain to isolate your sending reputation and to clearly communicate your intent to your recipients.

You can add and verify multiple subdomains of the same domain (e.g. newsletter.example.com and account.example.com) for different sending purposes.

For example, you can configure your newsletter for open and click tracking while keeping tracking disabled for your important transactional emails such as password resets.

Learn more about the benefits of sending emails from a subdomain.

You can view and manage your domains from the Domains Dashboard page. The Dashboard allows all members of your team to create, verify, retrieve, update, and delete your domains.

You can also manage your sending and receiving domains using the API, the CLI, or the MCP server.

Learn more about managing your domains.

See how to use Resend's verified domain features.