If your domains are in Cloudflare, you can bring them into Mailpool by editing nameservers or by connecting your Cloudflare account with an API Token. Either way, Mailpool can then set up your domains for cold email outreach and create inboxes on them.
Edit Nameservers on Cloudflare
Log in to your Cloudflare dashboard. You must have a Business or Enterprise plan to make these changes.
On the dashboard, click on the domain you want to configure.
Next, click on the “DNS settings”.
For “Account custom nameservers”, select “Configure custom nameservers”.
Then, replace the existing name server from Cloudflare, and enter the nameserver values provided by Mailpool in the designated fields.
Click "Save" to apply the changes.
Your nameservers have now been updated.
Connect Cloudflare Domains with an API Token
If you don’t want to edit nameservers, you can connect your Cloudflare domains to Mailpool with an API Token instead. Your API Token must have access to all zones. If you limit it to specific zones, Mailpool can only see those domains.
Create a Cloudflare API Token
Go to Cloudflare API Tokens.
Click “Create Token”.
Select the “Edit zone DNS” template.
Under “Zone Resources”, select “All zones”.
Make sure the token has these permissions:
Zone:Read
DNS:Edit
Click “Continue to summary”, then click “Create Token”.
Copy the token. Cloudflare only shows it once.
Need assistance? Our support team is readily available via our live chat to help with any questions or concerns regarding domain transfer.