DNS management
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT records connect your domain to websites, mail and verification services.
A domain is more than a name you register. It connects your website, email, DNS, SSL and the services your business depends on.
Treat the domain as part of the operating lifecycle for hosting, mail, certificates and support — not as an isolated control panel.
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT records connect your domain to websites, mail and verification services.
Prepare the domain for HTTPS, certificate issuance and the hosting service it should resolve to.
Plan professional email with the right MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records when required.
Prepare the authorization code, lock status and registrant details before starting a transfer.
Keep nameserver ownership and the authoritative DNS location clear before making changes.
For propagation, DNS, SSL or mail issues, send the actual domain and symptoms so support can diagnose them.
Website, email, application, brand or an additional service domain.
Before a transfer, document the important records so services are not lost.
After changes, verify resolution, SSL and mail instead of assuming the job is done.
A/AAAA route web traffic, MX routes mail, TXT handles verification and email policy, and CNAME connects hostnames to other services.
We do not pretend to provide automated availability without a registrar integration. Availability and transfer requests currently go through the team until a live registrar provider is connected.