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Supported DNS Providers
Warning
These docs are in Beta and actively updated daily. Please report if you find any issues.
Stackryze Domains uses a Bring Your Own DNS (BYOD) approach, giving you complete control over your subdomain's DNS configuration. You can use any DNS provider that offers nameserver delegation.
Note
Currently offering: indevs.in subdomains. More domains coming soon!
This page lists popular DNS providers that work well with Stackryze Domains, along with setup guides for each.
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Popular DNS Providers
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Cloudflare
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Fast global network, DDoS protection, free SSL, analytics
Best For: Most users, beginners to advanced
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AWS Route 53
Free Tier: Limited (first 12 months)
Features: Highly reliable, integrates with AWS services, health checks
Best For: AWS users, enterprise applications
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Google Cloud DNS
Free Tier: Limited
Features: Low latency, integrates with GCP, DNSSEC support
Best For: Google Cloud users, high-traffic applications
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Azure DNS
Free Tier: Limited
Features: Integrates with Azure, high availability
Best For: Microsoft Azure users
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DigitalOcean DNS
Free Tier: Yes (with DigitalOcean account)
Features: Simple interface, free with any DigitalOcean service
Best For: DigitalOcean users, simple setups
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Hetzner DNS
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Free DNS hosting, simple API, reliable infrastructure
Best For: Hetzner customers, European users
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ClouDNS
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Free DNS hosting, multiple record types, API access
Best For: Budget-conscious users, small projects
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Hurricane Electric (HE.net)
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Completely free, IPv6 support, DNSSEC
Best For: Advanced users, IPv6 enthusiasts
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Namecheap FreeDNS
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Free DNS hosting, easy to use
Best For: Namecheap customers, simple projects
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Vercel DNS
Free Tier: Yes (with Vercel account)
Features: Automatic SSL, edge network, simple setup
Best For: Vercel users, frontend developers
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deSEC
Free Tier: Yes
Features: Free DNSSEC-enabled DNS, privacy-focused, open source
Best For: Privacy-conscious users, DNSSEC requirements
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PowerDNS (Self-Hosted)
Free Tier: Yes (open source)
Features: Self-hosted, API-driven, highly customizable
Best For: Advanced users, custom infrastructure
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Choosing a DNS Provider
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For Beginners
We recommend Cloudflare for its:
- Free tier with no limitations
- User-friendly interface
- Excellent performance
- Built-in security features
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For AWS Users
AWS Route 53 is ideal if you're already using AWS services for seamless integration.
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For Budget Projects
Hurricane Electric or Cloudns offer completely free DNS hosting with no hidden costs.
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For Enterprise
AWS Route 53, Google Cloud DNS, or Azure DNS provide enterprise-grade reliability and SLA guarantees.
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General Requirements
All DNS providers must meet these requirements to work with Stackryze Domains:
- Nameserver Support: Must provide authoritative nameservers
- Zone Management: Ability to create and manage DNS zones
- Public Accessibility: Nameservers must be publicly accessible
- Standard Records: Support for A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, and other standard DNS records
Tip
Your DNS provider should allow you to create a zone for your subdomain (e.g., yourname.indevs.in) and provide at least 2 nameservers.
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Need Help?
If you're unsure which DNS provider to choose, check our FAQ, join our Discord Community, or contact us at [email protected].
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Contributing
Know a great DNS provider that should be listed here? Submit a pull request or open an issue.