DNSRadar is a DNS monitoring service built specifically for developers and technical teams, with the core goal of helping users learn as soon as DNS records change, so they can take proactive measures before problems affect customers.
Main Uses
DNSRadar is used to monitor DNS records in real time and send notifications when entries change. It is suitable for technical teams that need to ensure the stability of domain name resolution and promptly detect configuration drift or abnormal modifications.
Main Capabilities
- Real-time alerts: As soon as any DNS change is detected, notify immediately via Webhook, helping users respond in advance before the problem affects users.
- Full record type support: Can monitor A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, and more record types, meeting various DNS monitoring needs.
- Historical data: Provides a complete history of all DNS changes, making it easy to track patterns and investigate issues.
- High-frequency checks: Check frequency can be as low as once every 5 minutes, ensuring rapid awareness of DNS changes.
- Secure and reliable: Enterprise-grade security, with a 99.9% uptime SLA, so the monitoring service keeps running.
- Easy integration: Provides a simple REST API and powerful features, allowing integration in just a few minutes.
How to Use
Users can integrate DNSRadar through a simple REST API to quickly start monitoring. Specific operating steps and code examples are not provided for now.
Applicable Scenarios
- Developers and technical teams that need to monitor DNS record changes in real time
- Testing and small projects (free plan)
- Individuals and small teams (paid plan)
- Growing enterprises (higher-tier paid plan)
Pricing
DNSRadar offers simple and transparent pricing, allowing you to start for free and scale as needed, with no hidden fees. The free plan is suitable for testing and small projects and includes 2-day email support, 7-day log retention, and 1 Webhook endpoint. The paid plan is aimed at individuals and small teams and provides priority email support, 90-day log retention, unlimited Webhooks, and multiple notification channels; there is also a plan for growing enterprises. Specific prices and details of higher-tier plans are not provided for now.
Limitations
Details such as specific API usage limits, the prices of each plan, and the types of supported notification channels are not provided in the materials for now.
