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Idk what mailgun is doing, but many services verify your domain by having you add a specific TXT DNS record or automatic verification by logging into Cloudflare (if that's where your Domains at) or something
Do you have any specific recommendations?
ETA: A lot of the services I've seen even require signing up with a custom domain, meaning I can't even get past that stage (well, I could use my personal domain I guess, but I'd rather not).
Are you trying to avoid taking out another domain and use a service that offers free subdomains so it's like noreply[at]yourinstance.service.com?
I don't know of any specific service, but I would just take out another domain, they're pretty cheap for .com and .net over at Cloudflare