# Supported DNS Providers

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.

This page lists popular DNS providers that work well with Stackryze Domains, along with setup guides for each.


# Popular DNS Providers

# 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

# For Beginners

We recommend Cloudflare for its:

  • Free tier with no limitations
  • User-friendly interface
  • Excellent performance
  • Built-in security features

# For AWS Users

AWS Route 53 is ideal if you're already using AWS services for seamless integration.

# For Budget Projects

Hurricane Electric or Cloudns offer completely free DNS hosting with no hidden costs.

# For Enterprise

AWS Route 53, Google Cloud DNS, or Azure DNS provide enterprise-grade reliability and SLA guarantees.


# 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

# Need Help?

If you're unsure which DNS provider to choose, check our FAQ, join our Discord Community, or contact us at [email protected].


# Contributing

Know a great DNS provider that should be listed here? Submit a pull request or open an issue.