DNSMentor costs £29, £59 or £99 per engineer per month depending on
tier, or £24, £49 and £82 billed annually. Domains, zones, records and
connected DNS providers are unlimited on every tier. A 7-day free trial of the Team
tier needs no card.
Core
Every domain, one screen, nothing ships unchecked.
MSPs winning larger clients with real governance requirements.
Everything in Team
Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on
IP allow-listing per organisation
White-label branding, your colours and logo
Branded (vanity) nameservers
PSA integration with ticket linking
Alert destinations and notification routing
Priority support with a named contact
Security questionnaire support
On every tier, at no extra cost
Unlimited domains, zones and records
All 26 DNS providers
All 56 pre-flight checks
Unlimited changes
Read-only accounts, unbilled
UK-hosted data
Audit trail export
Email support
What it replaces
Worth doing the arithmetic before the conversation with your finance director, because the
comparison is not against another tool. It is against an afternoon.
One prevented mail outage
A day of a client's mail queued at the sender, the escalation, the apology and the credit.
Most MSPs price that between four and five figures. A ten-engineer Team licence is
£590 a month.
Onboarding a junior
Weeks of a senior shadowing every DNS change, or a junior who is productive from week one
because the platform will not let them apply what they have not demonstrated.
The audit you cannot evidence
ISO 27001 or a customer security review arriving with no record of who changed what. The
audit trail is a by-product here rather than a project.
Pricing questions
How much does DNSMentor cost?
DNSMentor is priced per engineer per month, not per domain. Core is £29, Team is £59 and Practice is £99 per engineer per month when billed monthly, or £24, £49 and £82 respectively when billed annually — annual billing is two months free. Domains, zones, records, changes and connected providers are unlimited on every tier.
Why is DNSMentor priced per engineer rather than per domain?
Because per-domain pricing charges you more for winning the client that made the tool worth buying, and it prices the thing that costs us nothing to serve. What the platform actually manages is the number of people who can take a client offline, so that is what it counts. Adding the client that doubled your estate does not change your bill.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. 7 days of full Team features with no card required and no limit on seats during the trial. You connect a real provider, import a real estate and put real changes through the checks. Nothing is ever applied without somebody pressing apply.
Who counts as an engineer for billing?
Anybody with an account that can compose or apply a change. Read-only accounts — for account managers, service desk staff or a client contact who only needs to see evidence — are not billed on any tier.
What happens to my data if I stop paying?
Your zones live at your DNS providers and always did; DNSMentor never becomes the authoritative copy, so cancelling does not affect resolution for a single client. You can export the audit trail and your estate data on the way out. Nothing about the platform is designed to make leaving awkward.
Do you offer a discount for annual billing?
Yes — annual billing is two months free, which works out at roughly 17% off. There is no minimum contract term on monthly billing.
Try it for 7 days.
Full Team features, no card, and a real estate connected to a real provider. If it has not earned its place by day seven, do nothing and it stops.