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Name it.

Describe your business and get names you can register today.

Prove it's really you.

SPF, DKIM, DMARC and DNSSEC checked in one pass, with the exact record to add.

Stake your claim at the USPTO.

A trademark attorney is assigned to clear and file your mark.

Built on the web's own foundations.

CertPing runs on infrastructure the internet already relies on. Who does what

  • Azure
  • DigiCert
  • Let's Encrypt
  • Sectigo
  • Stripe

Every link, email and checkout asks: is this really you? CertPing keeps your domain, certificates, inbox and brand ready to prove it.

The Name Trust Lifecycle.

Trust is continuous, not something purchased once. Five stages keep it that way.

How CertPing works
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brennickwatches.comRegistered today · renews in one yearManage
  • WHOIS privacyOn where available
  • Registrar lockOn
  • Auto-renewOn
  • DNS hosting with DNSSECIncluded
  • Email forwardingIncluded
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The padlock, free.

Free SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt, for any domain you own.

Free certificates last 90 days, and you renew them from your dashboard. Sectigo certificates and automatic renewal are paid; contact us.

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SSL certificates3 certificates · Let's EncryptIssue
HostStatus
brennickwatches.comValid
shop.brennickwatches.comRenewed today
www.brennickwatches.comValid
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  • HTTPS for every domain you own

    Certificates are issued from the same dashboard as your domain and DNS.

  • Renewed from your dashboard

    Each certificate shows its expiry date, and you renew it from the dashboard before it runs out.

  • Ready for shorter lifetimes

    Public certificate lifetimes drop to 47 days by 2029. Our team can set up automatic renewal so you keep up without extra work.

DNS, signed and in one place.

Managed DNS with DNSSEC comes with every domain, beside its SSL and email security.

  • Every record in one place

    Edit A, CNAME, MX and TXT records on the same page as the domain.

  • Signed with DNSSEC

    DNSSEC signs your DNS so resolvers can check that answers weren't altered.

  • Records move with you

    Transferring in? Your records are copied before the move, so nothing goes dark.

DNS details
brennickwatches.comManaged DNS · 8 recordsAdd record
TypeNameContent
A@203.0.113.24
AAAA@2001:db8::24
CNAMEwwwbrennickwatches.com
MX@10 mail.brennickwatches.com
TXT@v=spf1 mx -all
TXTs1._domainkeyv=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkq…
TXT_dmarcv=DMARC1; p=reject
CAA@0 issue "letsencrypt.org"
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Every business starts with a name.

Coffee roasters, watchmakers, software teams. Claim yours and keep it protected.

  • Three chilled soda bottles with blank pastel labels on travertine
    fizzbloomdrinks.comLook-alike checkout domains are flagged by the daily check.Anti-phishing on
  • A steel watch with a navy dial resting on slate
    brennickwatches.comNew USPTO filings close to the name arrive as alerts.Trademark watched
  • A laptop showing a dashboard on a light oak desk
    tallyrook.comMail sent in the company's name without permission is rejected.DMARC set to reject
  • Amber skincare bottles on a travertine plinth in dappled light
    osmelleskin.comThe dashboard shows when the certificate is due, so the shop never shows a warning.SSL certificate valid
  • A white leather sneaker above a stone block on a navy backdrop
    trevalloshoes.comThe domain cannot leave the account without the owner's approval.Transfer lock on
  • A kraft coffee bag beside a cup of black coffee and roasted beans
    marrowbrook.coffeeSPF, DKIM and DMARC pass, so order emails land in the inbox.Email checks passing

Know who's copying you.

Look-alike domains, spoofed email, copycat trademarks. CertPing watches for all three and shows your next move.

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Anti-phishing

Spot look-alike phishing domains that copy yours.

CertPing Anti-Phishing watches newly registered domains every day for look-alikes of yours. Typos, swapped characters and payment words like pay or billing are flagged with the reason and a risk level, so you can act before attackers reach your customers.

How detection works
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Email security

Make it hard to send email as you.

CertPing checks the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records on your domain and shows which pass. When one is missing or too weak, you get the exact DNS record to add, so mail that impersonates you is rejected or sent to spam.

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Trademark watch

Watch for conflicting marks and file your own.

Scan USPTO for marks similar to yours and get alerts on new filings. To register your own mark, start an application in CertPing and a trademark attorney is assigned to file it.

Transfer your domain. Stay online.

  1. 1

    Unlock the domain

    At your current registrar, turn off the transfer lock and request the authorization (EPP) code.

  2. 2

    Start the transfer

    Enter the domain and the code in CertPing. We copy your DNS records before the move, so your website and email stay online.

  3. 3

    Transfer completes

    Most transfers complete in five to seven days once the current registrar approves. The transfer adds one year to the registration.

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Everything a name needs. Included.

Privacy, transfer lock, DNSSEC, forwarding and reminders. No extra cost.

  • WHOIS privacy

    Where the registry allows it, your name, email address and phone number are redacted from public WHOIS and RDAP records.

  • Transfer lock

    The registrar lock is on by default, so the domain cannot be transferred out without your approval.

  • DNS hosting

    Edit A, CNAME, MX and TXT records on the same page as the domain.

  • Email forwarding

    Forward addresses like hello@ and billing@ on your domain to the inbox you already use.

  • Renewal reminders

    Auto-renew with email reminders 30, 7 and 1 day before each renewal date.

  • DNSSEC signing

    DNSSEC signs your DNS so resolvers can check that answers weren't altered.

What customers say.

  • “Our clients live in their inbox. CertPing showed us the one email record we were missing, and fixing it took five minutes.”

    Founderzapitdone.com

  • “Developer tools get copied fast. CertPing checks for look-alikes of limvio.com every day, so we'd hear about one first.”

    Founderlimvio.com

  • “Our booking pages are our storefront. Domain, DNS and SSL in one dashboard means one less thing that can break.”

    Foundertempobuk.com

  • “We ran a trademark scan before choosing our name. It surfaced a close match we hadn't seen, before we'd spent anything on branding.”

    Founderaaryontech.com

The renewal price, up front.

Search any name for its first-year, renewal and transfer price. Privacy, DNS and the transfer lock cost nothing extra.

SSL certificates

Issued through Let's Encrypt for the domains you own.

Free certificates last 90 days, and you renew them from your dashboard. Sectigo certificates and automatic renewal are paid; contact us.

Get an SSL certificate
  • Let's EncryptFree90 days
  • SectigoPaidon request

Protection

Look-alike domain alerts and trademark watch for the names you own. Your first domain and your first mark are watched free.

Start watching free
  • Anti-phishing watch$1.99a month per additional domain
  • Trademark watch$1.99a month per additional mark

CertPing is in beta: features and prices may change, and some features are available on request. See our Terms.

Questions, answered.

Something else? Talk to us

01What is CertPing?

CertPing is a domain trust platform for registering and managing domains, securing DNS, issuing SSL/TLS certificates, detecting impersonation, and protecting domain-based email.

02How do I register a domain name?

Search for the name you want, choose an available ending such as .com, .io or .ai, and register it. CertPing shows the first-year price and the renewal price before checkout. DNS and the transfer lock are included, and WHOIS privacy is on wherever the registry allows it.

03Do I need an SSL certificate for my website?

Yes. An SSL/TLS certificate encrypts the connection to your site, and browsers warn visitors on pages served without HTTPS. CertPing issues certificates for domains you own, and you renew them from the dashboard. Let's Encrypt certificates are free.

04How do I transfer a domain to CertPing?

Unlock the domain at your current registrar, request the authorization (EPP) code, and start the transfer in CertPing. Most transfers complete in five to seven days. The transfer adds one year to the registration.

05How does CertPing anti-phishing work?

CertPing Anti-Phishing checks newly registered domains every day for look-alikes of yours: a typo, a swapped character, a payment word like pay or billing, or the same name on another ending. Attackers use these domains for phishing pages and fake invoices. Each alert shows the domain, why it was flagged and its risk. Your first domain is watched free, and each additional domain is $1.99 a month.

06What are SPF, DKIM and DMARC?

SPF lists the servers allowed to send email for your domain, DKIM signs your messages, and DMARC tells receiving servers what to do with mail that fails those checks. CertPing checks all three and gives you the DNS record to add when one is missing or too weak.

07Can CertPing help me register a trademark?

Yes. CertPing scans USPTO for marks similar to yours and watches for new filings. To register a mark, start an application with the mark, the owner and your goods or services, and a trademark attorney is assigned to file it. Scan results are not legal advice.

08What does it cost to renew a domain?

Every search shows the CertPing renewal price next to the first-year price. Auto-renew charges the renewal price at that time, and you get reminders before each renewal date.

Start with your domain.

Search a name. Secure it. Watch for copies.