Email from your own domain
Send the emails your site sends to people, such as sign-in codes for your users, booking and order emails and form auto-replies, from your own address, like hello@yourbusiness.com, instead of Page Lemon's.
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Send my site's emails from hello@mybakery.comWhat to have ready
- A domain you own, and access to where its DNS is managed (your domain company or Cloudflare, for example).
What happens
- Your AI sets the address, or you add it in the Dashboard: the site's Settings → Email.
- Page Lemon shows a few DNS records to add, and names your DNS host: a DKIM record, and two records on a
send.subdomain for bounces. A DMARC record is suggested if your domain has none. Your inbox records stay untouched, so your email with Google, Microsoft or Zoho keeps working. - Page Lemon checks the records every 10 minutes for the first hour, then hourly for up to 72 hours, and emails you when your domain is ready (or what's still missing).
Your emails go out from your address with your site's sender name, and replies come to you. Emails to you, and Page Lemon's own emails about your account, still come from Page Lemon.
If your domain stops checking out, or too many emails bounce or are marked as spam, your site's emails go out from Page Lemon's address again, so they still arrive, and you get an email saying why.
For AI assistants: the setup guide is at pagelemon.com/agents/edit.