Use cases
Who runs DNS on two providers
The same product, five reasons to use it. Pick the one closest to yours.
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DNS redundancy for SaaS uptime
Keep your SaaS reachable when one DNS provider fails: one zone served by two providers, kept in sync, with probes and alerts.
Plans that fit: Starter or Pro
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Multi-provider DNS for agencies and MSPs
Manage DNS for many client domains from one dashboard, on the clients’ own provider accounts, with per-organization isolation and an audit log.
Plans that fit: Pro or Business
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DNS for compliance and disaster recovery
Evidence that DNS survives a provider failure: two independent providers, continuous verification, probes from several regions and an audit trail.
Plans that fit: Business or Enterprise
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Move off a single DNS provider without downtime
Adopt the zone you already have, add a second provider next to it, and change the NS set when both agree. No cut-over weekend.
Plans that fit: Free or Starter
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Self-hosted multi-provider DNS for enterprises
Run RedundantDNS as one binary on your own infrastructure, with your own bucket and keys, or keep only the data plane in-house.
Plans that fit: Enterprise
Put your zone on two providers
Start with one zone and two providers you already have. Free, no card.