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Domain registration, DNS, and digital trust

Find your domain. Own your digital trust.

CertPing searches availability with registrar pricing, registers and transfers domains, and keeps DNS, privacy, and renewals in one workspace. Add certificate automation, website monitoring, and brand protection as you grow.

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Slide 1 of 2: Domains and digital trust

Five services, one record

Registration is the start, not the finish.

Register once, then operate DNS, TLS certificates, website monitoring, and brand defense from the same domain record. Each service keeps its evidence attached to the name you own.

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Domain record

certping.net

Registered
12 Aug 2026
Services
5 attached
Nameservers
ns1 · ns2

  1. Registration

    Renewal, privacy, and transfer control.

    Controls

    auto-renew · whois-privacy · registrar-lock

  2. DNS

    Records and nameservers, managed in one place.

    Record types

    A · CNAME · MX · TXT · CAA

  3. TLS certificates

    Issued for the name, renewed before expiry.

    Lifecycle

    issued · auto-renewed

  4. Website monitoring

    Five checks in order, so a failure names its layer.

    Check sequence

    dns · connect · tls · response · content

  5. Brand defense

    Imitations and trademark conflicts, watched.

    Watchlists

    look-alikes · trademarks

Domain registration and DNS

Register domains. Manage DNS.

Search domain availability, register a new name, or transfer one with its auth code. Renewal, WHOIS privacy, registrar lock, nameservers, and DNS records stay together in one workspace.

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Availability check

example.com

Available
  • example.netAvailableRegister together
  • example.orgRegisteredTransfer in with auth code

Live registration and renewal prices appear with search results.

Once registered

  • Auto-renewOn
  • WHOIS privacyOn
  • Registrar lockOn

Set at checkout and editable afterwards, without leaving the domain.

Renews
18 Oct 2027
Transfer
Auth code on request
Registrant contact
Profile applied
Email forwarding
2 aliases

Nameserver delegation

The registration points the name at the managed zone below.

  • ns1.example.net
  • ns2.example.net

Managed DNS zone

example.com.

Zone status
Authoritative
Records
5
Managed by
CertPing DNS
Managed DNS zone for example.com
HostTypeRecord data
@A203.0.113.10
wwwCNAMEedge.example.net.
@MX10 mail.example.net.
@TXT"v=spf1 -all"
@CAA0 issue "letsencrypt.org"

Registration, nameservers, and DNS changes stay with the domain record.

Live registration and renewal prices appear with search results.

External trust perimeter

Protect the name you registered.

CertPing connects the public records that establish your identity, the external signals that reveal impersonation, and the availability and TLS checks that verify your site from the outside.

Protected namecertping.net

  1. Public record

    Trademark operations

    File the mark behind the name and keep the office evidence attached to it.

    Office evidence

    USPTO
    Application evidence
    EUIPO
    Application evidence
    Scan
    Conflicting marks
  2. External signal

    Anti-phishing

    Surface look-alike domains registered against the name, each with a severity and a disposition.

    FindingsFindings

    • certp1ng.net

      HighUnder review

    • certping-login.net

      MediumDismissed

  3. Outside check

    Website monitoring

    Verify the live site from outside the network and name the first layer that fails.

    Probe order

    1. DNS
    2. Connect
    3. TLS
    4. Response
    5. Content

Trademark operations

Unify trademark applications and evidence.

An application records the mark, the owner, the goods and services, fees, and consent. A scan reads the public registers behind the same name. CertPing keeps both on one case as the status moves.

Start a trademark application

CertPing organizes application and public-record evidence. Legal clearance requires review by qualified counsel.

Case TM-EXAMPLE

CERTPING

Case recordFiling status follows the application you submit.

  1. Draft

    Mark, owner, and classes captured

  2. Form uploaded

    Signed application on file

  3. Sent to attorney

    With assigned counsel

    Current state

  4. USPTO review

    Examiner decision

Filed by the applicant

Mark
CERTPING
Mark type
Word mark
Website
certping.net
Owner
Entity type and jurisdiction on file
Goods and services
Described by the applicant
Attorney
Assigned, consent recorded
Fees
USPTO, attorney, and platform

Attached from the public record

USPTO
Federal register matches for the mark and its classes
EUIPO
EU register matches, so one office is not the whole answer
WHOIS
Registration dates and contact record behind certping.net
Domain
The live site, its DNS records, and the addresses it resolves to

After filing

Monitoring keeps running once the application is out. New register matches and look-alike registrations land on this same case instead of arriving as a separate report.

Anti-phishing

Find the imitation. Keep the proof.

CertPing compares suspicious domains with the protected identity, then keeps registration, DNS, mail, and certificate evidence attached to the same investigation.

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Finding

Severity high

Owner assigned

Escalated

Protected name

certping.net

certp1ng-support.net

Observed domain

1Confusable character
A digit one stands in for the letter i, in the same position, identical at a glance.
-supportInserted term
A service word extends the name you own, so the address still reads as yours.

Correlated evidencecertp1ng-support.net

all inside 72 h of registration

  1. Registration

    Registered 3 days ago

  2. Nameservers

    Changed twice since registration

  3. Mail

    MX records configured

  4. TLS certificate

    Issued 2 days ago

Any one of these signals is ordinary. Arriving together inside 72 hours, against a name you own, they describe a site being prepared to receive your customers.

Retained with the investigation

  • Registration record
  • Nameserver history
  • Mail (MX) records
  • Certificate chain
Observed signals, ownership, and the final decision stay with each investigation.

Website monitoring

Monitor every layer of a website.

CertPing runs five checks in order, from outside your service. The run stops at the first layer that fails, so the alert names that layer instead of reporting the site as simply down, and it keeps the endpoint evidence attached.

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What each check proves

  1. 01

    DNS - the name resolves to an address

  2. 02

    Connection - a route opens on the port

  3. 03

    TLS - the certificate is valid for this host

  4. 04

    Response - the server answers with a status

  5. 05

    Content - the page still holds the expected text

shop.example.comevery 60 sProbe run
run stopped · 297 ms
14:03:12 UTC0100200300400500ms
  1. 01DNS, passed42 ms
  2. 02Connection, passed118 ms
  3. 03TLS, failed - the run stops here137 ms
  4. 04Response, never rannot run
  5. 05Content, never rannot run

First failing layer - TLS

The alert names the layer that broke, not a site that is simply down.

Certificate
notBefore 24 May · notAfter 22 Aug 12:03expired
Hostname
matches shop.example.com
Cipher
TLS 1.3 · AES-256-GCM
Redirects
1 · http → https
Recent incidents
none in the previous 45 runs
Routed to
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • PagerDuty
  • ServiceNow
  • Email

Recent runs

45 min ago → now

Forty-four runs passed every layer. The run above is the first to stop early.

Bar length is the time each check took; the hatched field is time the run never reached.

Certificate discovery and lifecycle

Discover certificates. Automate the lifecycle.

CertPing scans cloud, Kubernetes, edge, and private stores. Each discovered certificate enters the same governed lifecycle for ownership, issuance, deployment, verification, renewal, and revocation.

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Discover

Find certificates where they actually run.

Scan connected infrastructure and resolve each certificate to its source, usage, and cryptographic identity.

  • Kubernetes

    aks-prod / ingress-nginx

  • Cloud vault

    production-tls

  • Edge gateway

    api-gateway

Discovered certificate

api.example.com

Kubernetes Secret · tls.crt

Issuer
Example Trust Services CA
Algorithm
RSA 2048 · SHA-256
Valid until
18 Oct 2026

Discovery resolves each certificate to its source, usage, and cryptographic identity.

Managed lifecycle

Keep the certificate moving before it expires.

Apply policy once, then coordinate issuance, deployment, verification, renewal, and history.

GovernIssueDeployVerifyRenew / revoke

Bound deployment targets

Cloud load balancers · application gateways · Kubernetes ingress

CertPing Enterprise

Running PKI across teams?

When several teams share one certificate estate, CertPing Enterprise puts that work under a single governed control plane.

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At organization scale

Scope

  • Certificate lifecyclePolicy-governed
  • Organization SSOSAML and OIDC
  • Access controlRole-based
  • Audit historyPer change
  • Deployment controlIn your network

Pricing

Start free. Scale with use.

Use the free workspace for starter certificate and trust workflows. PAYG removes usage limits with clear monthly rates, while Enterprise aligns deployment and governance to your PKI operating model.

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Discovery

$0

Forever free

Your first domain and site

Get practical visibility into your certificate estate and start protecting the assets that matter most.

  • Register domains and manage DNS
  • 1 certificate managed free, issued and renewed for you
  • 3 website monitors
  • 1 anti-phishing scan and 1 trademark scan
  • Email expiry alerts and team management
Start for free

Pay as you go

Most popular

$30

To manage each certificate

A growing portfolio of names

Remove free-plan usage limits and add metered certificate, monitoring, anti-phishing, trademark, and domain services as needed.

  • $30 monthly to manage each certificate
  • $1.99 monthly per website monitor
  • $1.99 monthly per anti-phishing monitor
  • $1.99 monthly per trademark monitor
  • Domain registration, renewal, and transfer pricing varies by domain
Start with PAYG

Enterprise

Custom

Tailored to your organization

Multi-team PKI standardization

Standardize PKI governance while the CertPing control-plane agent runs inside your infrastructure.

  • Control-plane agent hosted in your infrastructure
  • CertPing-hosted backend and web console
  • Custom issuer, approval, and policy workflows
Contact sales
  • CertPing charges for managing a certificate, never for the certificate itself. Let’s Encrypt certificates remain free, and any other certificate authority bills you directly.
  • Domain registration, renewal, and transfer prices vary by domain and are shown before purchase.
  • Final billing details are shown before activation.

Product questions

Common questions about CertPing.

Direct answers about domains, DNS, monitoring, brand protection, and certificate automation.

Can I buy a domain and manage DNS through CertPing?

Yes. The domain workflow covers availability search, registration, transfer, renewal, contacts, privacy, registrar lock, nameservers, DNS records, and email forwarding. Final registrar pricing is confirmed before purchase.

What does website monitoring check?

Website monitoring records external availability, HTTP or TCP status, response time, and TLS validity. The endpoint detail keeps certificate dates, hostname validity, cipher posture, redirect count, and recent incident context together.

What happens after a phishing look-alike is detected?

A finding moves through investigation, ownership, evidence capture, escalation, and disposition. Analysts can also mark false positives without losing the audit trail.

What is the difference between a trademark application and a scan?

An application records the mark, owner, goods or services, fees, consent, attorney assignment, and filing status. A scan collects USPTO, EUIPO, WHOIS, and domain evidence for review or ongoing monitoring. Scan results are not legal advice.

Do I have to renew my certificate myself?

No. CertPing issues the certificate for your domain, re-proves ownership through the DNS it already manages, and installs the replacement before the current one expires. You are told when it happens, not asked to act.

Does CertPing replace my certificate authorities?

No. CertPing is the lifecycle and governance layer between supported public, private, and cloud certificate authorities and the infrastructure where certificates are deployed.

Which notification and incident integrations are supported?

CertPing supports Slack and Microsoft Teams for channel updates, PagerDuty for on-call escalation, and ServiceNow ITSM for incident creation. Each integration is configured for the organization from the signed-in workspace.

Domains, certificates, monitoring, and brand protection

Start with a name. Keep everything that follows.

Register the domain, and the DNS, the certificate, the monitoring, and the brand watch are already attached to it. Add what you need when you need it.

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