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dnswiz review

Freemium#15 of 24 in DNS Failover Services

A free-start DNS platform with failover, routing, automation, and infrastructure controls.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

dnswiz is an authoritative DNS platform for deployment teams running applications across multiple clouds or private infrastructure. Its core capabilities cover health-checked active-passive failover pools, weighted and geographic routing, scheduled canary records, managed DNS-01 TLS certificates, query analytics, DNS-layer firewall policies, and IP address management. The web and API interfaces, along with CLI and Terraform workflows, make it suited to teams that want DNS operations represented in infrastructure and deployment processes.

The pricing structure starts with a Free plan supporting 1 zone, 50 records, 1M queries per month, standard record types, one-click TLS, API access, and Terraform. Starter costs €15 per month and adds 5 zones, 250 records per zone, 10M queries, auto-renewed TLS, per-zone analytics, MFA, API, and Terraform. Pro costs €29 per month and adds 25 zones, 500 records per zone, 50M queries, all GSLB routing, health checks, IPAM, and Slack or webhook alerts. Business costs €79 per month for 100 zones, 5,000 records per zone, 500M queries, SSO, audit log export, and higher IPAM and GSLB limits. Enterprise adds volume queries, SLA options, BYOK encryption, DPA, and dedicated engines.

Its main strength is breadth: failover, traffic steering, certificate management, analytics, firewall policies, IPAM, and automation tools sit in one DNS-focused service. Prometheus, Slack, webhooks, Terraform, and CLI workflows extend that operational fit. Teams should pick dnswiz when they want free DNS automation or a path from a small deployment to multi-zone infrastructure management. Organizations that require a product beyond beta-stage status should evaluate alternatives, while teams needing advanced routing, health checks, or alerting should plan for a paid tier.

dnswiz pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes one zone, 50 records, API, and Terraform.
    • Health-checked failover plus weighted and geographic routing.
    • REST API, CLI, Terraform, webhooks, and Prometheus integrations.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to one zone and 1M queries monthly.
    • Advanced routing and alerts begin on the €29-per-month Pro plan.
    • The product is identified as beta-stage in its comparison material.

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