The client keeps the registrar, Noiz runs the DNS

Domains are the part of an estate that quietly expires at the worst possible moment. Noiz handles registration, transfer, renewal and day-to-day DNS so nothing lapses and nothing breaks.

What Noiz handles

  • Registration and transfer — secure new domains or move existing ones in, without downtime to mail or web.
  • Renewals — tracked and renewed on time, so a forgotten date never takes a site offline.
  • DNS management — authoritative zones and records maintained by Noiz, with changes applied correctly the first time.

The client can keep an existing registrar and simply point the nameservers at Noiz — no need to move the registration to get managed DNS.

Privacy-respecting by default

Registrations are handled with the client’s privacy in mind, and DNS runs on infrastructure Noiz controls rather than a third-party analytics platform.

Why Noiz

Domains, DNS, hosting and mail sit with one accountable provider, so records stay consistent and changes propagate cleanly. Ownership stays with the client — domains are theirs, portable, and never held hostage. SLA-backed, flat monthly management, quoted per domain — get in touch.

Frequently asked

Does the client have to move the domain registration to Noiz to get managed DNS?
No. The client can keep an existing registrar and simply point the nameservers at Noiz, and Noiz will maintain the authoritative zones and records. Registration and transfer are also available if the client prefers a single accountable provider.
Who owns the domain if Noiz manages it?
The domain stays with the client at all times — it is theirs, fully portable, and never held hostage. Noiz manages registration, renewal and DNS on the client’s behalf with no lock-in.
How does Noiz prevent a domain from lapsing or expiring?
Renewals are tracked and renewed on time so a forgotten date never takes a site or mail offline, all under SLA-backed, flat monthly management. The flat per-domain rate is quoted on request — get in touch.

Talk to Noiz.

Hand the infrastructure over, or just ask a question — Noiz takes it from there.