Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
Start with 10 domain connections a year. Flat tiers with included volume, you always know what a domain costs before you connect it.
Starter
10 domain connections per year
Built for: integrate and test
- ✓ Connect DNS engine
- ✓ REST API, webhooks & dashboard
- ✓ Drift detection included
Startup
600 domain connections/yr
Built for: your first launch
- ✓ Everything in Starter
- ✓ 600 automatic domain connections/yr
Growth
600 domain connections/yr + overage
Built for: scale, reverse-proxy edge included; overage in 1,000-domain blocks
- ✓ Everything in Startup
- ✓ Reverse-proxy edge + automatic HTTPS
- ✓ Overage in 1,000-domain blocks
Premium
12,000 domain connections/yr
Built for: fleets, monitoring policies + alerting
- ✓ Everything in Growth
- ✓ Fleet-scale monitoring policies + alerting
Enterprise
12,000+ domain connections/yr
Built for: white-label at volume, SSO, SCIM, resale
- ✓ Everything in Premium
- ✓ SSO/SAML, SCIM, white-label & resale
Flat tiers with included volume. No metering, no surprises at the end of the month.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight
- What counts as a domain connection?
- Each hostname you connect counts once against your yearly included volume, theirbrand.com and app.theirbrand.com are two connections. Retrying a setup never double-counts: creating a connection is idempotent per application and domain, so a failed or abandoned attempt re-uses the same connection.
- What happens when I hit my included volume?
- You'll see it coming, usage lives in the dashboard and the API. On Growth and above, extra volume comes in flat 1,000-domain blocks, not per-domain metering. On Starter and Startup, you move up a tier. Nothing already live is ever cut off over volume.
- Do you support apex domains?
- Yes, on every plan and across all 25+ supported providers. DNS forbids a CNAME at the root, so we use flattening (ALIAS/ANAME) where the host supports it and fall back to A records everywhere else. Subdomains use a plain CNAME. Your code never special-cases the apex.
- What happens to my customers' domains if you have an outage?
- Connecting and serving are two separate planes. The API writes DNS and steps out, it is never in the proxied request path. An API outage pauses new connections and first-time certificate issuance; domains already live keep resolving and serving at the edge.
- Do you offer an SLA?
- Contractual SLAs come with Enterprise agreements. Every plan runs on the same infrastructure and the same internal service-level objectives, we would rather show you the two-plane architecture that keeps domains serving than sell you a number. If a specific target matters for your deal, book a call.
Questions about volume, SLAs, or migrations? Book Call.