Monitor

Your nameservers changed at 3am. Who told you?

Nobody. Not until something breaks. Put a domain on watch and DomainDrift tells you within minutes, with a signed record of exactly what moved.

A domain moves in five places at once

DomainDrift re-checks nameservers, mail, the certificate, DNSSEC and reachability on the watch lane, as often as every 5 minutes, and keeps what each one was before it moved.

Alerts arrive where nobody is looking

Slack, Teams, Discord, a webhook, or your inbox. Every change is scored, so routine churn stays quiet and a real move reaches you.

You have to show what it was, not describe it

Every observation is Ed25519-signed the moment it is made, and its window is anchored to a public chain. Export a bundle and an auditor verifies it offline, against published keys.

You burn a morning on an outage that was never yours

DomainDrift scans ~809,000 domains across every major provider, so when a provider moves under everyone you see it landing on all of them in the same feed, at the same hour.

Monitoring comes with a DomainDrift account

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What it's for, and what it costs →

Public, right now: today's change feed, a signed snapshot of any domain, and the API docs.