Professional email with your domain
Updated: 2026-07-18 · YaDominios
To have email with your domain you need an email provider (Google Workspace, Zoho, etc.) and to point your DNS MX records to it. With YaDominios you set those records for free from your dashboard, with our guidance.
How email with your own domain works
Email doesn't live “in the domain”: it lives at an email provider, and your domain points to it with MX records. So when someone writes to [email protected], DNS tells the internet which servers to deliver the message to.
Popular options
- Google Workspace: Gmail with your domain; the business standard.
- Zoho Mail: affordable, with a basic free plan.
- Microsoft 365: Outlook with your domain, integrated with Office.
The records you'll configure
| Record | What for |
|---|---|
| MX | Deliver incoming email to your provider. |
| SPF (TXT) | Authorize who can send with your domain (anti-spam). |
| DKIM (TXT/CNAME) | Sign your emails so they reach the inbox. |
Each provider gives you its exact values; you paste them in the DNS in your dashboard (or write to us and we'll walk you through it).
A deliverability tip
Always set SPF and DKIM (not just MX): they're the difference between reaching the inbox or the spam folder.
Frequently asked questions
Does YaDominios include mailboxes?
We include free DNS management to connect the email provider you choose, and we guide you through the setup. The mailboxes come from the provider (Google, Zoho, Microsoft).
Can I have the website in one place and email in another?
Yes, it's normal: the website uses A/CNAME records and email uses MX. They're independent.