Fast DNS
How anycast DNS works.
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Your domain’s DNS served from an anycast network: each lookup goes to the nearest location, answers come back faster, and if one location goes down the others keep answering.
Fast DNS is priced by the domains it serves. Tell us how many domains you have and we will send you a quote.
Request a quoteThe same address answers from many locations; each visitor reaches the nearest.
If one location fails, the others keep your domain reachable.
Edited records reach every location almost at once.
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV and CAA, managed from your panel.
Traffic is spread across the network, so floods of queries are absorbed.
Your domain can stay where it is registered; only its nameservers change.
We copy your current records so nothing is lost.
Point your domain at our nameservers at your registrar.
Lookups are answered from the nearest location.
How anycast DNS works.
How anycast DNS works.
The same DNS servers are announced from many locations, and each visitor is routed to the nearest one — so answers come back quickly from anywhere.
No. The domain stays with its registrar; only its nameservers are changed.
Queries are routed to the other locations automatically, and your domain stays reachable.
By the number of domains served. Request a quote with your list of domains.