Domains & DNS
Keep every domain safe, renewed and in one place
All your domains in one list, whoever you bought them from. InfraNest warns you about renewals, scams, viruses and spam lists. Then it tells you what to do next.
Free for up to 10 domains · No credit card · Connect a registrar in 2 minutes
- Warned about scams, viruses and spam lists
- Every registrar in one list
- A year of renewals at a glance
- Cheaper registrars found for you, on Business
Works with your registrars
Hear about scams, viruses and spam lists before your customers do
A hacked site can get your domain flagged by Google. Visitors then see a red warning instead of your site. A spam list can send every email that links to your domain to the junk folder. InfraNest checks each domain you hold for both, so you hear it first. Paid plans check weekly, and the Free plan checks monthly. Connect a registrar and see where your own domains stand.
- Google Web Risk: phishing, malware and unwanted software
- URIBL: the spam list many mail filters use
- New domains checked within minutes of adding them
NameserversAll 3 answer
When something is wrong, you get the next step, not just an alarm
Every problem shows up on Home, on the Domains overview and on the domain’s own page. Each one says what happened and what to do. If Google flags a domain, the card tells you what to look for and where to ask for a review. Your alerts go out at once, and you hear again when the warning is lifted. Open any domain and see what it says about yours.
- Expiry, auto-renew and transfer lock watched on every domain
- Nameservers tested for real answers
- Alerts by email, Slack, Teams, Telegram or PagerDuty
Google suspects phishing
Google Web Risk has listed this domain since 2 Nov 2026. Your site may have been compromised: browsers can show visitors a red warning page instead of it, and search results may mark it as unsafe. Advisory provided by Google.
What to do
Look for pages, scripts or redirects nobody here added — often an out-of-date plugin, a stolen password or a changed DNS record. Remove them, then ask Google for a review in Search Console. We check again every hour and tell you when the listing is lifted.
Google works to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information about unsafe web resources. However, Google cannot guarantee that its information is comprehensive and error-free: some risky sites may not be identified, and some safe sites may be identified in error. This checks for phishing and malware only. It is not a mail blocklist check.
Ignore
See a year of renewals, so none of them catches you out
The Domains overview draws the next twelve months. You see what renews by itself and what needs a decision from you. Stop keeping expiry dates in a spreadsheet. If nothing in InfraNest uses a domain, it says so before you pay for another year. Business shows the amounts, and Free and Pro show how many renewals are coming.
- Each renewal marked: renews itself or needs a decision
- Unused domains flagged before you pay again
- Renewals in your own calendar on Pro and up
€327.50 in total, at your registrars' current prices.
Pay less for the same domains
If a registrar you already use renews a domain for less, InfraNest shows what you save each year. It compares renewal price with renewal price, never a first-year offer. A move has to save at least €5 and 20% a year, and over three years the saving must beat the transfer cost. You see the cost and the steps, then confirm it is you. InfraNest moves the domains and tells you when each one lands. This is on Business and up. Open the review and see what you would confirm.
- Only registrars you have already connected
- Says why a domain cannot move yet
- Transfer lock, privacy and auto-renew put back
Save €33.01 a year by moving 3 domains to registrars you already use
To Porkbun. Each domain is checked first: renewal prices at both registrars, the transfer lock, its expiry and where its DNS lives.
Review the moves
The transfers cost €49.96 in total, paid from your Porkbun account. Together they save about €33.01 a year.
- Unlock each domain at TransIP, Dynadot and GoDaddy.
- Ask TransIP, Dynadot and GoDaddy for the transfer code and start the transfer at Porkbun.
- Wait for the registry — usually up to five days. You are told when each one lands.
- Put the transfer lock, WHOIS privacy and auto-renew back as they were, at Porkbun.
InfraNest asks TransIP, Dynadot and GoDaddy for each transfer code and hands it straight to Porkbun. The code is never saved.
- saves €16.91northwyndr-mail.comTransIP → Porkbun · €27.99 → €11.08 a year · transfer €9.56
- saves €11.00nwyndr.ioDynadot → Porkbun · €42.00 → €31.00 a year · transfer €31.00
- saves €5.10northwyndr-cdn.netGoDaddy → Porkbun · €14.50 → €9.40 a year · transfer €9.40
- northwyndr-app.dev Can move from 15 Dec 2026, after the 60-day transfer lock
- northwyndr-api.dev Expires 25 Nov 2026, too soon to move safely
- nwyndr.app Premium name, priced on its own — not counted
See what every registrar charges before you buy
Type a name and InfraNest asks each registrar you have connected for its price. You see them side by side, in one currency, with the cheapest marked. You buy in your own account at the registrar’s price, and InfraNest adds nothing. Buying through InfraNest starts on Pro, and you see how far the prices differ before you pay.
- One name, priced at every connected registrar
- A saved contact filed with the registry for you
- Pick a DNS provider and the new domain is ready to use
We ask every registrar you have connected, so you can compare what each one charges.
OVHcloudCheapest€7.99
Cloudflare≈ €9.02
Porkbun≈ €9.56
Dynadot≈ €9.39
GoDaddy≈ €11.21
Namecheap≈ €12.06
TransIP€27.99Prices come straight from each registrar — InfraNest adds nothing. Amounts marked ≈ were converted at the European Central Bank reference rate, for comparison only: the registrar charges you in its own currency, and its invoice is the source of truth.
Change fifty domains in one go, without fifty logins
Connect a registrar and its domains appear in one list, with renewal price, auto-renew and transfer lock. Filter by registrar or tag, select what you want and change it once. Free covers 10 domains, Pro covers 100, and Business has no limit. Tick a few rows here and see the bar appear.
- No import: domains appear when you connect
- Auto-renew, contacts and tags changed in bulk
- CSV export on every plan, including Free
Do the registrar chores without opening the registrar
Renew a domain, lock it against transfers, hide your details from WHOIS or fetch a transfer code. You do it from the domain’s page instead of hunting through each registrar’s panel. Contacts are saved once and reused. If a registrar does not allow a change, InfraNest says so and links you to the right place.
- Transfers in and out, code fetched for you
- One contact book across your registrars
- DNSSEC, against forged DNS answers, set up safely
- Registrar
- Openprovider
- Expires
- 30 Jan 2027 · in 87 days Renew
- Renewal
- €14.00 a year
- Auto-renew
- On at Openprovider
- Transfer protection
- Locked Unlock
- WHOIS privacy
- On Turn off
- Transfer code
- Click Reveal to fetch from provider Reveal
Everything else it handles
The parts that are only interesting when you need them.
Close the gaps in one go
One overview shows which domains lack a transfer lock, WHOIS privacy or email protection. Each line has one button, and a plan says who changes what before anything happens.
Archive what you no longer own
Expired or transferred away? Archive it. It leaves your list, keeps its history and stops counting towards your plan.
What each domain costs you
The registrar’s renewal price, or your own figure. Both feed the cost report on Business and up.
Activity log per domain
Every change recorded with who made it and when.
Automations
A rule can create the zone and start monitoring when a domain is added. Another can post to Slack when Google flags a domain. Free includes 3 rules.
Names you do not own yet
Watch a name someone else is letting lapse, and try to catch it when it drops.
See your own domains in about two minutes
Connect one registrar with an API key. Your domains appear and the first checks start. Nothing changes until you ask.
Managing domains by hand vs InfraNest
The difference between a pile of registrar logins and one place that keeps watch.
By hand
- A customer tells you your site shows a red warning
- Invoices land in junk folders and nobody knows why
- A separate login for every registrar you use
- Expiry dates in whichever inbox got the email
- Buying wherever you happen to have an account
With InfraNest
- You hear first, with what to look for and who to ask
- You see the spam listing and how to get off it
- Every domain across every registrar in one list
- A year of renewals on one chart
- Every connected registrar’s price before you decide
Switching from StatusCake? See StatusCake vs InfraNest
One login, ten modules
Nine modules are on every plan, Free included, and firewalls start on Pro. What changes is how much of each you get, plus a few advanced features from Pro.
Build on it
The cost of doing it separately
Buy each piece from a different tool and it adds up fast:
- Uptime monitoring
- ~€26
- SSL tracking
- ~€15
- Status page
- ~€26
- Across 3 separate tools
- ~€67/mo
Also in Pro, not counted above: 100 domains with DNS, 10 servers across your cloud providers, 25 automations, Dynamic IP and Drop Catch.
Each line is that tool’s cheapest paid plan. Pro covers all of it: 50 monitors, 100 certificates and 3 status pages on your own domain.
Prices checked October 2026 · dollar prices at the ECB rate
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Frequently asked
How do I check if my domain is on a spam list?
Add it to InfraNest and it is looked up on URIBL, the spam-domain list many mail filters use. New domains are checked within minutes, then weekly on paid plans and monthly on Free. While a domain is listed it is checked every day, you see how to ask for removal, and you hear when it comes off.
How do I know if Google flagged my domain as unsafe?
InfraNest asks Google Web Risk about every domain you hold, weekly on paid plans and monthly on Free. If Google suspects phishing, malware or unwanted software, you get an alert and a card with what to do and where to ask for a review. While it is listed, InfraNest asks again every hour. Google says its lists may not be complete, and that a safe site can be listed by mistake.
Does InfraNest scan my website for viruses?
No. It does not scan your site. It asks Google whether your domain is listed for malware or phishing, and it checks URIBL for spam listings. Those are two separate checks with their own line on each domain.
Which registrars does InfraNest work with?
GoDaddy, Namecheap, IONOS, TransIP, OVHcloud, Cloudflare, Porkbun, Dynadot, Openprovider and AWS today, with more added regularly. What you can do at each depends on its API. The integrations page lists what works where.
Do I have to transfer my domains?
No. InfraNest manages your domains where they already are. Nothing moves, and nameservers stay as they are unless you change them.
Does InfraNest sell me the domain?
No. You buy through your own account at your own registrar, at that registrar’s price. InfraNest adds nothing and never handles the payment. We are not a registrar and never hold your names.
How can it compare prices across registrars?
It is connected to your accounts, so it can ask each one what it would charge you for a name. Amounts in another currency are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate, for comparison only. The registrar charges you in its own currency.
Can a new domain be set up for me when I buy it?
Yes, on Pro and up. Choose one of your DNS providers while you register. InfraNest creates the zone in your own account, points the domain at it and adds a template of starting records. An automation can do the same for domains that arrive another way.
What if a registrar’s API is read-only?
You still get the full list, the renewals and every check. InfraNest tells you which actions have to be done at the registrar, instead of offering a button that would fail.
See what needs you across every domain
Connect a registrar. In a few minutes you see every domain and what renews next, and the scam and spam list checks start.
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