Services
Domain and DNS management
Standalone add-on: someone making sure your address always points to the right place.
How it works
Here's what it looks like in practice
DNS is the list that tells the internet where to find your platform and where to deliver your email. One wrong line there takes the platform offline or makes messages disappear — and the error usually shows up hours later, when nobody remembers what was changed. OneRank maintains this configuration, applies changes carefully, and keeps a history of what was modified.
This is already included in every plan. The standalone price exists for those who use our management without having a plan with us.
The problem
This is for you if…
The platform went down after someone changed a setting
We take over maintaining the DNS zone, and every change is checked before it goes live. One wrong line here takes the entire platform down without a single error message — the platform simply can no longer be found.
Your emails stopped arriving and nobody knows why
Your email pointing and authentication records are kept correct and verified. This is where one small change can make messages disappear without any error being returned to the sender.
Nobody knows what was changed or when
Every change is logged, along with what was there before. DNS problems tend to show up hours after the change, when nobody remembers what was touched anymore — the change history is what shortens that investigation.
The DNS control panel password is with someone who has already left the company
Access becomes documented and known. Losing the keys to the zone means losing control of your address, your platform, and your email all at once.
Honesty
This isn't for you if…
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You want to register a new domain
That's a separate service, right alongside this one. Here we take care of where your address points, not the act of registering it. The two complement each other, but they're purchased separately.
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You're looking for hosting
DNS is the list of pointing records, not the place where the platform runs. This service exists precisely for those who host elsewhere and want the configuration handled by people who understand it.
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You expect your email to start arriving just because of DNS
We publish and verify the authentication records — that's the part DNS can solve. Sender reputation, message content, and domain history weigh in too, and those are handled by the business email service.
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You want to make changes on your own and call us when something goes wrong
DNS with two sets of hands on it is the most common source of the problem, not the solution. If we manage it, changes go through us; if you'd rather keep direct control, this service isn't the right fit.
Scope
What's included
DNS zone maintained by us
The most fragile configuration is in the hands of people who understand it
Technical detail
Your domain's entire configuration under our responsibility: the pointing records that exist, the ones that are missing, and the ones left over from previous providers.
Pointing to the platform
Anyone who types in your address reaches the platform
Technical detail
Your address, with and without "www", leading to the right place, checked from the outside once the change has propagated across the internet.
Email pointing
Messages arrive where they're supposed to
Technical detail
The records that tell the internet which server receives your domain's messages, tested by sending real email.
Sending authentication, published
Your email stops looking suspicious to recipients
Technical detail
The three records that prove a message really came from your domain, published and verified. Without them, many providers treat your email as suspicious — and they don't tell anyone.
Tool verification records
You don't need to understand DNS to verify a tool
Technical detail
The lines that search engines, ad platforms, or analytics tools ask for to confirm the domain is yours, published whenever you need them.
Changes applied with validation
Each line is checked before it goes live
Technical detail
Every change is checked before it goes live and verified after it propagates. It's the difference between making a change and making a change knowing what will happen.
Change history
You can see what changed and roll it back
Technical detail
What changed, when, and what was there before. When something stops working for no apparent reason, this is the first thing to check.
Configuration documentation
The configuration doesn't live only in someone's head
Technical detail
The zone described in writing: what each pointing record does and why it exists. It's useful even on the day you move management elsewhere.
Specifications
Technical specs
- Standalone price
- R$ 15/month Monthly price per managed domain.
- Already included in your plan
- On all plans If you have a plan with us, you don't pay anything for this, on any of the three tiers.
- What's maintained
- The entire zone The entire zone — platform, email, sending authentication, and tool verifications.
- Changes
- Checked beforehand Checked before they go live and verified after the change propagates.
- History
- Logged What changed, when, and the previous state of each modified record.
- Where the platform is hosted
- In OneRank's managed environment The zone records point to OneRank's managed infrastructure, which is where the platform runs.
- Domain ownership
- Your company's It stays with your company. Management is operational and doesn't change who owns the address.
From sign-up to launch
How we deliver
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Mapping the current zone
needs access to the domainWe read the configuration as it stands today: what points where, what's wrong, and what's left over from a previous provider. This step needs access to the domain.
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Documenting what's there
no action needed from youThe zone is described in writing before any change — partly so it's possible to return to exactly the previous state if something doesn't go as expected.
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Fixing whatever is wrong or missing
no action needed from youPlatform pointing, email pointing, and authentication records adjusted. Changes that affect email are agreed with you beforehand, never applied by surprise.
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Taking over management
you confirm who can request changesFrom this point on, the zone is our responsibility. You confirm who on your side can request changes — that's what prevents changes from being requested by someone who shouldn't.
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Ongoing changes, on demand
you ask, we check and publishYou ask; we check, apply, and log it. The step that never ends — and the one that justifies having someone responsible for the zone.
How to get it
Sold separately
It's purchased separately, on any plan — including the entry-level plan. If you don't want it, you don't pay for it. R$ 15/month
Already included in every plan — if you have a plan with us, you don't pay anything for it. The standalone price is only for those who use our DNS management without a plan.
What's ready
In the first month, you already have
The zone documented as it stands today
Every pointing record described along with its purpose. It's no longer a screen that only one provider understands.
Platform and email pointed and tested
Actually tested — the address opened from outside and a message sent and received — not just saved in the control panel.
Sending authentication published and verified
The three records verified with an external tool: you can check them yourself later, without having to take our word for it.
The change history, open for review
What changed and when — available on the day someone asks why something stopped working.
Before you sign up
Frequently asked questions
No. Domain and DNS management is already included in every plan, from Presença to Autoridade. The standalone price is only for those who use our management without having a plan with us.
It's the list that tells the internet where to find your platform and where to deliver your email. When someone types in your address, this list is what answers "the platform is here." Without it, the address leads nowhere.
Yes — that's exactly what the standalone option is for. Managing the zone doesn't depend on where the platform runs, and many companies have hosting in one place, email in another, and nobody responsible for the list that connects the two.
It can break, and the worst part is the delay: the change usually looks right at the moment and only takes down the platform or email hours later, when nobody connects one thing to the other anymore. That's why management stays in a single pair of hands, with a record of what changed.
No. Ownership stays with your company. What we take on is operating the zone — and the documentation exists precisely so you can move that management elsewhere whenever you want.
It depends on the type of record and the provider involved, and we don't publish a number that would vary from case to case. What we do is plan the change instead of applying it in the middle of the workday without warning, and verify it once it has propagated.
We work wherever the zone is. Which provider hosts your DNS is an infrastructure decision — based on size, risk, and what's already working — never a plan decision, and we don't require switching providers to take over management.
We also do
Other areas of our work
Online presence on our own platform
Your business online, easy to find, and well maintained — on the OneRank platform, not a generic website builder.
SEO and presence in AI answers (GEO)
Traditional rankings on Google and presence in the answers AI tools give.
Content and publishing
A blog, FAQs, and pages that grow on their own — with content production included from the Destaque plan up.
Next step
Is it right for your business?
We look at your situation and tell you whether this is the right place to start — or which one would be.
Prices published on the platform, no "contact us for pricing".