include:spf.titan.email – Titan Email

Short answer: include:spf.titan.email lets Titan Email's mail servers pass SPF for your domain. It costs 4 of the 10 DNS lookups SPF allows (checked live).

ServiceTitan Email
Lookups4 of the 10 DNS lookups SPF allows (checked live)
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v=spf1 include:_spf1.titan.email include:_spf2.titan.email include:_spf3.titan.email ip4:3.216.99.48/28 ip4:209.209.25.0/24 ip4:44.218.186.97 ip4:107.23.70.138 ip4:44.211.5.39 ip4:44.220.5.39 ip4:44.210.203.104 ip4:44.217.104.25 ip4:34.197.244.225 ip4:3.230.178.173 ip4:3.95.73.217 ip4:3.208.11.156 ip4:54.173.78.241 ip4:107.21.18.53 ip4:54.208.145.58 ip4:3.233.41.74 ~all

Do you need it?

Yes, if you send mail through Titan Email with your own domain. It is the include our Titan Email setup guide uses. Titan is the mailbox many registrars and hosts bundle (Hostinger, Namecheap, WordPress.com and others). Exception: GoDaddy's "Professional Email powered by Titan" uses GoDaddy's own records (see the GoDaddy guide).

Who uses it

In our scan of top websites on 23 Oct 2026:

Add it the right way

  1. Keep one SPF record per domain: v=spf1 include:spf.titan.email ~all, plus your other senders in the same record – SPF generator.
  2. Stay under 10 lookups in total; every include counts, nested ones too.
  3. SPF alone isn't enough for Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook: turn on DKIM and publish DMARC.

Check your domain

After the fix, send a test email to see SPF, DKIM and DMARC pass on a real message, then keep an eye on it: free DMARC monitoring shows every service that sends mail as your domain and which ones fail, in plain English.

Rather not touch DNS? I set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC without breaking your other senders, with a before/after report.

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Other includes

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