Sem planos, sem limites, sem surpresas. Todos os recursos estão disponíveis para todos os usuários — você paga apenas pelos recursos que consome.
Billed monthly in arrears via Stripe.
| Resource | Unit Price | Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Domínios Counted monthly | $1.00 /domain/mo | $1 per domain per month |
| Aliases Counted monthly | $0.05 /alias/mo | $5 per 100 aliases |
| Email Volume Metered per email | $0.00012 /email | $0.12 per 1,000 emails |
| DNS Queries Metered per query | $0.000003 /query | $3.00 per 1,000,000 queries |
Real-world scenarios to help you estimate your bill.
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No feature gates. No tier restrictions. You get everything from day one.
Enter it at registration to get 3 months of free usage.
We track your usage across four dimensions — domains, aliases, email volume, and DNS queries. At the end of each month, Stripe generates an invoice based on your actual consumption. No upfront commitments, no overage penalties.
Yes. A valid payment method is required to complete registration. You're billed monthly in arrears based on actual usage — there are no upfront charges.
No artificial limits. Add as many domains, aliases, and emails as you need. Every feature is available to every user. You pay only for what you consume.
Yes. Set a monthly spending threshold in your billing dashboard. We'll notify you if your estimated charges exceed it. Alerts are informational only — we never automatically suspend your service.
You get a 14-day grace period. We'll send reminders, and Stripe will retry the charge automatically. Your service continues uninterrupted during the grace period.
All service data — your domains, aliases, email logs, DNS records, and account settings — is stored in Iceland, outside the Five Eyes surveillance alliances, GDPR-compliant via EEA membership, and protected by some of the strongest privacy laws on Earth. Billing and payment information is processed by Stripe, a US-based payment processor, and is subject to Stripe's privacy policy. Learn more about our Iceland infrastructure →