Nobody thinks about DNS until email stops arriving.
The domain is registered to a former employee’s personal email. The DNS is in one registrar, the email in another, and the SPF record was last touched by a web designer in 2019. Renewals are a surprise. The certificate expires at the worst possible moment.
Domains, DNS, CDN & SSL
Domain purchase and transfer into an account in your name, with transfer lock and DNSSEC.
DNS on Cloudflare with a documented record set, so nobody guesses what a record is for.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up properly and monitored, so your email lands and nobody spoofs you.
SSL certificates that renew themselves, everywhere.
CDN and caching in front of every site, with a WAF and rate limits.
Renewals tracked and paid at registrar cost, with alerts before anything lapses.
Is your domain set up right? Type it and see.
We read the public DNS for any domain — who handles the mail, whether SPF and DMARC exist and say something useful, whether the site sits behind Cloudflare, whether www works — and put it in plain English. We look and forget; nothing you type is kept.
DNS is half the story. DKIM needs the selector your mail provider gave you, and a green line here means a record exists, not that it is right for every tool that sends as you. We check both properly when we take a domain on.
Platforms we use here
Cloudflare
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
$5 / domain / mo
management fee; registration and renewals at cost
What you get
Registrar and DNS in your name
Email authentication
SSL and CDN
Renewal tracking
$5 per domain per month
Purchase and transfer at registrar cost plus $25 handling.
Every price sits on the pricing page. Real numbers, no gate.