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Custom Domain
OBSERVEDAutomatic DNS setup and HTTPS for customer-owned domains
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- FIRST SEEN
- AUG 19
- IN THE FLOW

Custom Domain is infrastructure for SaaS products that let customers connect their own domain. It detects a customer's DNS provider, writes the necessary DNS records, verifies ownership, issues and renews TLS certificates, and monitors for DNS drift. It offers a REST API, SDKs, an embeddable widget, and an MCP server for AI agents, aimed at developers who want to ship a 'connect your domain' feature without building the DNS/TLS pipeline themselves.
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10 domain connections per year · Connect DNS engine · REST API, webhooks & dashboard · Drift detection included
600 domain connections/yr · Everything in Starter · 600 automatic domain connections/yr
600 domain connections/yr + overage · Everything in Startup · Reverse-proxy edge + automatic HTTPS · Overage in 1,000-domain blocks
12,000 domain connections/yr · Everything in Growth · Fleet-scale monitoring policies + alerting
12,000+ domain connections/yr · Everything in Premium · White-label branding & domain resale
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