Nameservices
DNS hosting connects your existing domain to your website, email and other services. Manage your DNS zone in the HestiaCP control panel. The package also includes an email domain and mailbox management within the plan's limits.
- Manage DNS records for your website, email and other services.
- Use the DynDNS API to update a changing IP address.
- Choose a monthly or annual term. See the product page for the full contents and limits.
Current pricing: product-list prices come from the shop database. The product page shows monthly and annual options and any current offer. DNS hosting does not include domain registration or web hosting space.
Ordering, setup and renewal instructions
Ordering a new DNS service
- Open the product below and select New and a monthly or annual term.
- Enter your existing registered domain without
https://or a page path. Check your details and complete checkout. - Once payment is confirmed, the service is provisioned. Check its details in My Account and configure the required DNS records and email settings in the control panel.
- If you are moving DNS hosting from another provider, copy the existing records before changing name servers. Use your domain registrar to set the name servers specified for your service.
DNS caches may delay the visibility of changes. If DNSSEC is enabled, make sure the registry's DS records match the new DNS service.
Renewing your existing service
Sign in, select Renewal on the same product, choose your service and an available term. Renewal extends the existing service at the current price of an equivalent new order; it does not create a second DNS service.
An active service is extended from its current expiry date. If it has expired but is still eligible for renewal, the new term starts when payment is processed. Renewing DNS hosting does not renew your domain registration. There are no automatic charges. If your service is missing from the selector, contact customer service.
Need help? asiakaspalvelu@tracker-networks.org. See also our refund terms.
