Efficient network paths
Resolvers can reach a node through the route preferred by their network, which can shorten the path to a DNS response.
Distributed DNS for websites, email and applications. Anycast routes queries to an available node through the network’s preferred path. Manage up to 20 domains for $1.99 per year.

An example zone for your website, email and connected services.
203.0.113.10example.commail.example.comVerification recordThe same DNS IP address is announced from multiple network locations. Internet routing selects a preferred path to an available node.
Conceptual diagram, not a map of physical sites. The preferred route is selected by the network and is not necessarily the geographically closest node. Failover depends on routing convergence.
Anycast brings your DNS service to multiple network locations.
Resolvers can reach a node through the route preferred by their network, which can shorten the path to a DNS response.
If a node or route becomes unavailable, routing can direct subsequent requests to another available node after convergence.
Requests from different networks can be handled at different nodes, spreading work across the DNS infrastructure.
Keep the nameservers supplied with your service while DNS requests are handled across the Anycast network.
Manage your domain records centrally while the distributed service provides DNS answers.
Use Anycast DNS for up to 20 domains without moving their registration or your server hosting.
Common DNS records connect your domain to the systems behind it.
Point a hostname to an IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Point a subdomain to another hostname.
Set mail destinations and publish records supplied by your email or application provider.
Keep Anycast DNS separate from server hosting. Use the package for your existing domains and connect the services your project needs.
The package covers Anycast DNS. Your existing registrar continues to manage ownership and renewal of your domains.
$1.99 billed annually · USD
Prepare your records before changing your nameservers.
Order Anycast DNS in the client area and add the domains you want to manage.
Copy your existing website, mail and verification records into the new service before switching.
Set the nameservers provided with your service at your registrar. Keep the previous DNS available while caches update.
The same DNS IP address is announced from multiple nodes. Network routing selects where each request is answered. If a route becomes unavailable, another node can handle requests after routing updates.
One Anycast DNS package costs $1.99 per year and supports up to 20 domains.
No. Anycast DNS is a standalone service and can point your domains to servers hosted elsewhere.
No. Keep your current registrar and update the domain’s nameservers after preparing its DNS records.
Use the nameservers supplied with your Anycast DNS service in the client area. Prepare each zone before changing delegation.
DNS caches and delegation updates take time. Existing TTL values affect how quickly changes are seen. Keep the old DNS service working during migration.
Up to 20 domains. One annual package.