DNS MX Record Checker

MX records tell the internet where to send emails for your domain. Incorrect MX settings are the leading cause of email delivery failures. Use our tool to verify your current live MX records.

Check MX Records

When to use this solution:

Essential when setting up new email services (like Google Workspace or Microsoft 365) or when you're not receiving emails.

Common Use Cases

Verifying new email server configurationsTroubleshooting 'Address not found' email errorsChecking MX priority settings for backup serversVerifying third-party email service integration

1Step-by-Step Guide

Enter Your Domain

Type your domain name (e.g., example.com) into the lookup field.

Select MX Type

Choose 'MX' from the record type dropdown menu.

Verify Results

Check that the destination and priority match your email provider's instructions.

Ready to get started?

Use our free tool to solve this problem in seconds. No installation required.

Check MX Records

Frequently Asked Questions

What does MX priority mean?

Lower numbers have higher priority. The server with the lowest number is the primary mail server.

How long do MX changes take?

Propagating DNS changes globally can take anywhere from a few minutes to 48 hours depending on TTL settings.