Keep your domains, DNS and the services that depend on them organized, secure and easy to change.
Talk to usAn inventory of every domain, registrar, DNS record and the service each record supports.
Careful DNS moves that copy every record, verify them, and keep email and websites working throughout.
DNSSEC, registrar locks, account access reviews and protection against domain hijacking.
Record changes, new services and documentation handled as your business changes.
Domains and DNS sit underneath your website, your email and much of your software. When they are scattered across registrars, undocumented or set up by someone who has moved on, simple changes become risky and outages become likely.
Shiptronix audits, consolidates and manages your domains and DNS, migrates them to modern platforms such as Cloudflare without disrupting email or websites, and documents everything so nothing depends on memory.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what is slowing you down and we will tell you honestly whether DNS & Domain Management is the right fit.
Start a conversationIt should not. We copy and verify every record before changing nameservers, and we test mail flow after the change.
No. DNS hosting and domain registration are separate. We can move DNS while your domain stays with its current registrar.
Cloudflare offers fast, reliable DNS with strong security features and is a good fit for most businesses, but we recommend what fits your situation.
Yes. We manage portfolios of domains and keep them documented and consistent.
The registrar is where you own and renew the domain. The DNS host answers the internet's questions about where your website and email live. They can be the same company or different ones.
Changes at a modern DNS provider usually apply within minutes, though some networks may cache old answers for up to the record's time-to-live, often an hour. Nameserver changes can take longer.
Warning signs include your website or email pointing somewhere unexpected, records you did not create, or login alerts from your registrar. Registrar locks, multi-factor authentication and DNSSEC reduce the risk.
MX records route incoming mail, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC records authenticate outgoing mail. Mistakes in any of them can stop email from arriving.
