Features

DNS Check monitors 14 DNS record types, including MX, TXT, HTTPS and SVCB, not just the records that resolve your site's IP address. Run it on its own, or alongside the uptime monitoring you already have. Alerts go to the services your team already uses.

Plan Pricing & Limits

Feature Basic Professional Enterprise
Price Free $8/month $8 $6.67/mo $60/month $60 $50/mo $90/month $90 $75/mo $120/month $120 $100/mo
DNS records monitored 10 100
DNS record history 7 days 90 days 365 days
Email notifications per month 30 600 6,000 12,000 18,000
Additional email recipients No No 5 10 15
Webhooks No No 5 10 15
Team members No No 10 20 30
Annual invoicing / PO No No Yes

Plan Features

Feature Basic Professional Enterprise
1-click re-checks Yes Yes Yes
Guided troubleshooting Yes Yes Yes
Shareable DNS reports Yes Yes Yes
Import DNS zone files Yes Yes Yes
Add DNS records individually Yes Yes Yes
Query custom name servers No Yes Yes
Custom check frequency No Yes Yes
Option to pause checks No Yes Yes
Load balancer records No Yes Yes
Detect unwanted DNS records No Yes Yes

DNS Record Types

Every record type is available on every plan. Plans differ in how many records you can monitor, not which types.

DNS Record Type Description
A records Maps a domain name to an IPv4 address.
AAAA records Maps a domain name to an IPv6 address.
ALIAS records Points one record at another record of the same type, without the intermediate lookup a CNAME needs. Also called an ANAME record.
CAA records Specifies which certificate authorities are permitted to issue TLS/SSL certificates for a domain.
CNAME records Aliases one domain name to another.
HTTPS records Tells browsers how to reach a website, including the protocols, port, and address hints to use before connecting.
MX records Directs email for a domain to the correct mail server.
NS records Delegates a domain to the authoritative name servers that answer queries for it.
PTR records Maps an IP address back to a domain name, which is known as reverse DNS.
SOA records Defines the global parameters for a DNS zone, such as its primary name server and serial number.
SPF records Carries a Sender Policy Framework policy in the legacy SPF resource record type, which RFC 7208 replaced with TXT.
SRV records Gives the host and port of the server providing a specific service and protocol.
SVCB records Advertises the connection parameters for a service, letting clients reach an alternative endpoint with the right transport settings.
TXT records Holds arbitrary text, used for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and domain ownership verification.

Notification and Integration Options

When a DNS record check starts passing or failing, we'll let you know. Every option below is available on every plan.

Service Description
Email Get notified when DNS records start passing or failing
API Monitor the status of DNS records programmatically
Basecamp Send DNS change notifications to Basecamp Chats
Jira Service Management Create Jira Service Management alerts when DNS records change state
Nagios Extend Nagios monitoring to include DNS records
OpsGenie Send DNS change notifications to OpsGenie
PagerDuty Trigger PagerDuty incidents when DNS records start failing
Pingdom Combine Pingdom HTTP checks with DNS record monitoring
Slack Send DNS change notifications to a Slack channel
Splunk On-Call Send DNS change notifications to Splunk On-Call

Enterprise plans can also post signed notifications to your own HTTPS endpoints, and to apps such as Discord and Google Chat, with webhooks.


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