The problem.
Every mailbox, login, and certificate in your business depends on the domain — and at most small companies, nobody can say for certain who owns it, who renews it, or whether its mail authentication is even configured, let alone enforced.
Two things quietly go wrong here more than anywhere else. A domain registered to a personal email address at a company that no longer exists, renewing on a card that will eventually decline. And authentication left half-configured, so invoices land in spam and anybody in the world can send mail that looks like it came from you.
What we do.
Own the registration
Registration and renewal included, auto-renew on, registrar lock on, WHOIS privacy on, and expiry a monitored date rather than a piece of mail.
Manage the records
Authoritative DNS with same-day changes and a change history you can read — so a vendor's DNS request never waits a week on the one person who remembers the login.
Enforce mail authentication
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set up and moved to enforcement in stages, then monitored, along with third-party sender onboarding, mail-flow records, and forwarding and aliases.
Watch what's watching your name
Lookalike-domain watching and SSL certificate expiry monitoring, so the copycat and the lapsing certificate get caught before a customer does.
What’s not included.
Managed Domain covers the domain itself — records, authentication, renewal, and monitoring. It is not website hosting (that's Managed Website or, for a site we don't host, our DNS and certificate in front of it) and not mailbox administration (that's Managed Inbox). Content, branding, and trademark disputes over a domain name stay outside this service.
Service-level commitments
Initial response (managed clients)≤ 1 business hour
DNS record changesSame-day
Renewal & registrar lockAutomatic
SPF/DKIM/DMARCEnforced, then monitored
SSL & lookalike-domain watchingContinuous
