Providers
26 providers.
One interface.
Which DNS providers can DNSMentor manage?
DNSMentor manages 26 DNS providers, including Cloudflare, AWS Route 53, Azure DNS, Google Cloud DNS, GoDaddy, Namecheap, DigitalOcean and OVHcloud. Each connects with its own API credential and appears in the same estate view, so an MSP whose clients arrived on six different providers manages all of them from one screen.
Hurricane Electric
Not supported, and not planned. Hurricane Electric publishes no official REST API — only a limited dynamic DNS endpoint that can update A and AAAA records and nothing else. Managing a zone properly would mean scraping and automating its web control panel, which breaks without notice, cannot be tested against a stable contract, and would put your customers' zones at risk. DNSMentor will not pretend to support it.
Provider questions
Which DNS providers does DNSMentor support?
DNSMentor supports 26 DNS providers: 20i, Akamai Edge DNS, AWS Route 53, Azure DNS, Bunny.net, Cloudflare, ClouDNS, Constellix, deSEC, DigitalOcean, DNS Made Easy, DNSimple, easyDNS, Gandi LiveDNS, GoDaddy, Google Cloud DNS, Hetzner, IONOS, Linode, Namecheap, Netlify DNS, NS1, OVHcloud, Porkbun, PowerDNS, Vultr. Each connects with its own API credential, and all of them appear together in a single estate view with the same checks, approval policy and audit trail.
Can I manage DNS across several providers at once?
Yes — that is the point of it. Most MSPs inherit whatever DNS their clients arrived with, so an estate spread across five or six providers is normal. DNSMentor connects all 26 supported providers simultaneously and presents every zone from all of them in one interface, grouped by client.
What if my provider is not on the list?
Tell us. The 26 listed are the ones with adapters today, and the list grows. The single exception is Hurricane Electric, which we will not support because it publishes no usable API — managing it would mean scraping a control panel, which is not something we will do with customer zones.
Do I have to move my DNS to use DNSMentor?
No. DNSMentor manages the DNS you already have, wherever it is hosted. Zones stay authoritative at their current provider, DNSMentor talks to each one through its own API, and nothing about your resolution path changes.
Is your provider on the list?
If it is, you can connect it in about five minutes and see every zone in the account. If it is not, tell us which one — the list grows.
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