Free for one zone on two providers

Plans

• Free

  $0 / month

  No card needed

  One zone on two providers you already have.

  • 1 zone
  • 2 providers per zone
  • Bring your own provider accounts
  Start free

• Starter

  $29 / month

  or $290 / year

  A handful of production zones, with webhooks, Terraform and managed providers.

  • 10 zones
  • 2 providers per zone
  • Bring your own provider accounts
  • Managed provider accounts (pass-through)
  Choose Starter

• Pro

  $99 / month

  or $990 / year

  Three providers per zone, managed accounts, MCP and multi-region probes.

  • 50 zones
  • 3 providers per zone
  • Bring your own provider accounts
  • Managed provider accounts (pass-through)
  Choose Pro

• Business

  $299 / month

  or $2,990 / year

  No zone or provider limits, 90 days of alert history, audit export.

  • Unlimited zones
  • Unlimited providers per zone
  • Bring your own provider accounts
  • Managed provider accounts (pass-through)
  Choose Business

• Enterprise

  Custom

  Annual contract

  Self-hosted, or your own data plane: credentials never leave your infrastructure.

  • Unlimited zones
  • Unlimited providers per zone
  • Self-hosted
  • Your own data plane
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Each plan includes everything in the plan before it. Managed mode is billed as a usage line: provider cost plus 20%.

Questions

What does "bring your own" mean?

You connect provider accounts you already have (Route 53, OCI DNS, Google Cloud DNS, Azure DNS, Cloudflare) with least-privilege credentials. The providers bill you directly; RedundantDNS charges only the plan.

What are managed providers?

Provider accounts we run at AWS, OCI, Google Cloud, Azure and Cloudflare, so you do not need accounts of your own. They are available on every paid plan. We pass their cost through (zone fees and queries per million, as each provider reports them) at cost plus 20%, billed monthly and shown line by line on the invoice. Before the first managed provider, an admin of the organization accepts the Managed Provider Terms and Acceptable Use Policy, once per organization. Managed Provider Terms and Acceptable Use Policy

Does RedundantDNS ever delete my zones at a provider?

Only when you detach a provider from a zone, choose to delete the remote zone and type the zone name to confirm. Failed payments and removed connections never delete a provider zone. Managed providers have one more case, explained in the next question.

Can you remove my zone from a provider?

In managed mode, yes: we may suspend or remove the zone from one specific provider when that provider asks us to, after an abuse report, or when the law requires it. We tell you first, or at the same time when the removal has to be immediate. We never delete the canonical zone: it keeps being served by the other providers, and you can move it to your own accounts. With your own accounts (bring your own), the provider accounts are yours. The Terms of Service have an acceptable use section that applies to everyone. Terms of Service, acceptable use

My domain is registered at Cloudflare. Does it work?

Cloudflare works as one of the providers of a zone. A domain registered at Cloudflare Registrar, though, can only use Cloudflare’s nameservers, so its apex stays on Cloudflare alone until the registration moves to another registrar. Subdomains can be on two or more providers today, with no transfer. Cloudflare Registrar guide

Is there a discount for paying yearly?

Yes: yearly billing costs 10 months, so 2 months are free.

What happens if a payment fails?

Nothing changes for 7 days. After that the organization becomes read-only: your records keep being served by the providers, but the platform stops applying changes and shows a banner. After 30 days attachments are detached. Remote zones are never deleted.

Are these prices final?

No. This is draft pricing before launch and it may change before the first paid plan is sold.