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standard.com SPF include tree: 4 DNS lookups

Expand a domain's SPF record and see where its DNS lookups actually go. Every nested include is walked, and each branch shows what it costs in total, so you can tell which one is eating the budget.

Reads public DNS only. Nothing is changed for you.

4 of 10 lookups

standard.com is within the limit.

redirect=62c840b5._1.usb.2._d.mim.ec accounts for 4 of those 4 lookups. If you need to save room, that is where to start: offload one vendor or move it to a subdomain.

2 void lookups here are expected, not a fault. exists:%{i}._spf.sparkpostmail.com, exists:%{i}._spf.mta.salesforce.com asks whether one specific IP is authorised, and an empty answer is how "no" is returned. Every check from an IP this vendor does not own produces one. Do not remove it. It does mean the domain permanently spends one of its two permitted void lookups, so there is less margin than the count suggests.

The record, expanded

Counts include everything nested beneath a branch, which is how the ten lookup limit is actually applied. To generate a replacement record, check this domain on the home page.