Every registrar, one dashboard.
Connect the registrars you already use and every domain lands in one table, with its expiry, health and DNS, wherever it’s registered. Nothing moves.
Domains
Manage all your domains in one place
11 registrars, connected by API.
Pick yours for its connect guide. Most take a couple of minutes.
One source of truth, kept current.
The point of one dashboard is that you can trust it. These keep it right without you typing anything in.
Synced every day
Expiry dates, status, auto-renew and privacy protection come across from each registrar daily, and DNS records right after.
DNS wherever it’s hosted
If a domain’s DNS lives elsewhere, it’s detected from the nameservers. Cloudflare, Route 53, Vercel, Netlify, DigitalOcean, Azure and Google Cloud can all be connected and edited.
Edit records in place
Create, change and delete DNS records at the provider that hosts them, from the same screen for every domain.
API keys, never passwords
Registrars connect with an API key or token. Credentials are encrypted with AES-256, with keys held in AWS Secrets Manager.
Domains without a registrar
Add any domain by hand with its expiry date and auto-renew setting, and it gets the same monitoring and reminders.
Told when a sync breaks
If a registrar connection stops working, you get an email, and another when it’s back.
Registrars, answered.
Which registrars are supported?
GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, Porkbun, AWS Route 53, Vercel, Name.com, Hostinger, NameSilo, Dynadot and Epik. Each has a step-by-step connect guide.
How do I connect a registrar?
Create an API key or token in your registrar’s account and paste it into Domain Pilot. Some registrars, such as Namecheap, Name.com, Epik and Dynadot, also ask you to allow Domain Pilot’s IP address.
Do my domains move?
No. Domains stay registered where they are. Domain Pilot reads them through the registrar’s API and makes DNS changes there.
How often do domains sync?
Daily: domains and their expiry details first, then DNS records.
Can I edit DNS for every registrar?
Yes, with two exceptions to know about: Namecheap records can only be edited while the domain uses Namecheap’s nameservers, and Route 53 alias records can’t be edited.