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MX & DNS Record Lookup

Look up the DNS records behind any domain — MX, TXT, A, NS and CNAME — in one place. Handy for debugging mail routing, verifying changes, and checking a prospect's setup.

DNS Lookup

MX & DNS Record Lookup

Look up the mail servers (MX) and core DNS records for any domain — handy for diagnosing why email isn't sending or arriving.

How it works

Look up any DNS record fast

1

Enter a domain

Any domain works — yours or one you're investigating.

2

Pick a record type

Choose MX, TXT, A, NS or CNAME depending on what you need to see.

3

Read the results

We query public DNS live and show every matching record, formatted clearly.

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FAQ

Common questions

What are MX records?
MX (Mail Exchange) records tell the internet which servers receive email for a domain. No MX records means the domain can't accept mail.
What's the difference between A, CNAME, TXT and NS records?
A maps a name to an IP, CNAME aliases one name to another, TXT holds text (SPF, DKIM, verification), and NS lists the domain's authoritative nameservers.
Why don't I see a record I expected?
DNS changes can take time to propagate, and some records only exist on subdomains. Double-check the exact hostname and try again shortly after making a change.
Is this lookup live?
Yes — every lookup queries public DNS in real time from your browser. Nothing is cached or stored.
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