DNS Record Change

A change to the DNS records of a domain we manage — a new subdomain, a mail record, a verification string, or a move of traffic to a different host. You tell us what should resolve where; we make the change and confirm it has propagated.

What you get

  • One record added, edited or removed
  • A check that the change resolves from several networks before we call it done
  • Confirmation of the old value, so a rollback is one message away

What this does not cover

  • Domain registration or transfer between registrars
  • Mail authentication records, which belong with SPF / DKIM / DMARC Setup

Who it fits

A single change you know you need. If you are moving a whole site or setting up mail from scratch, the larger services cost less than a stack of these.

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