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For domains you register through Bizzy, you can manage DNS records directly from the domain’s DNS tab — no separate registrar or DNS provider login needed. Bizzy hosts the DNS zone on Cloudflare and applies your changes immediately.
DNS management is available for domains registered through Bizzy. For domains you only verified (hosted elsewhere), manage DNS at your existing provider instead.

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Opening the DNS tab

  1. Go to Domains and open a registered domain.
  2. Select the DNS tab.
The first time you add a record, Bizzy automatically creates the domain’s DNS zone — you don’t need to set anything up beforehand.

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Supported record types

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Adding a record

  1. Click Add Record.
  2. Choose the Type.
  3. Enter the Name — use @ for the root domain (e.g. example.com) or a subdomain label (e.g. www).
  4. Enter the Content — the record’s value, such as an IP address or target hostname.
  5. Optionally set the TTL (time-to-live, in seconds). The default is one hour (3600).
  6. For MX and SRV records, set a Priority.
  7. Save. The record takes effect right away, though DNS resolvers elsewhere may cache the previous value until the TTL expires.

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Editing and deleting records

  • Edit a record to change its value, TTL, or priority. Updates fully replace the record’s fields.
  • Delete a record you no longer need. You can select multiple records and remove them together.
Editing or deleting records that Bizzy manages for email deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MX records) can stop your email from sending or being delivered. Change those only if you know what you’re doing.

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Beyond the dashboard

Everything on the DNS tab is also available programmatically:
  • REST API — GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /v1/domains/{id}/dns-records (and /v1/domains/{id}/dns-records/{recordId}). See the API reference.
  • MCP / AI — the listDnsRecords, createDnsRecord, updateDnsRecord, and deleteDnsRecord tools. See Domain Tools.

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Next steps

Register a domain

Buy a new domain through Bizzy

Domain events

Review the audit trail of changes to a domain
Last modified on June 15, 2026