Oracle NetSuite and the SPF lookup limit
5 of 10 lookups
include:sent-via.netsuite.com
— was 3, now 5.
Five lookups covering three Oracle regions, when your account is in one of them.
NetSuite sends through Oracle's email delivery platform, and the include it gives customers covers all three of its regions at once: the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The Americas region is itself split, which is where the fifth lookup comes from.
As with every vendor on this list, an account lives in one region and pays for all of them.
It has grown from three lookups to five since the Expurgate list was compiled. NetSuite records tend to sit alongside a mail platform and a marketing tool, so two extra lookups is often exactly what pushes a record over the limit.
What it costs by region
| Region | Lookups | Include |
|---|---|---|
| All regions as published | 5 | sent-via.netsuite.com |
| Europe | 1 | eu.rp.oracleemaildelivery.com |
| Asia-Pacific | 1 | ap.rp.oracleemaildelivery.com |
| Americas | 2 | rp.oracleemaildelivery.com |
Naming your own region saves 4 lookups. Oracle NetSuite documents these includes, so this is a supported change rather than a trick.
What to do
- Publish the Oracle email delivery include for your region rather than the NetSuite wrapper. Oracle documents these, and a European or Asia-Pacific account goes from five lookups to one.
- Confirm your region in NetSuite before changing anything, and re-check it after any Oracle-initiated migration.
Check your own record
These numbers are what the include costs on its own. What matters is the total across your whole record, because the ten term limit applies to the evaluation, not to any one vendor.
Expand
sent-via.netsuite.com
to see the 4 lookups nested inside
it. The tree reports 4 rather than 5 because it
counts the terms in that record; the include: that reaches it is
the one your own record adds.
Check your own domain to see what the whole record costs and get a replacement that fits.
Measured, not quoted. 5
lookups for
include:sent-via.netsuite.com, evaluated against live DNS on
2026-09-09 with the same engine behind the
SPF checker. Vendor records move without announcement,
so this is re-checked weekly rather than written down once.
Related
- Mimecast — 9 lookups
- Microsoft 365 — 1 lookup
- Every vendor we measure