Features
Ten modules that behave like one product
Buying five point tools gets you five inboxes, five audit trails and five ideas of what “down” means. Here is what you get instead when it is one platform.
Security Advisors everywhere
Per-object checklists for domains, DNS, servers and certificates. An open port, a missing SPF record, an expiring cert — flagged and fixable in one click.
Drift detection
Records, nameservers and configs changed outside InfraNest are pulled back in and flagged, across every provider you have connected.
One alerting system
Email, Slack, Telegram and webhooks, with notification policies that route by severity — the same across uptime, certificates and metrics.
Incidents & maintenance
Confirmed failures become incidents with dependency-aware root-cause suppression. Maintenance windows suppress the noise.
Full audit trail
Every action across every module is logged — who did what, and when — with SSO, 2FA and granular roles on top.
One REST API & webhooks
Scoped tokens and a single API surface. Automate any module from your own code, on every plan including free.
Every one of those works the same way in every module below. That is the whole argument.
The modules
Every plan includes all ten. Open any module to see how it works.
Domains & DNS
Servers & Cloud
Monitoring & Status
Common questions
Is InfraNest one product or several?
One. The modules share an inventory, an alerting system, an audit trail and an API — which is why a certificate expiring can open an incident on a status page without you wiring anything together.
Can I use just one module?
Yes. Plenty of people start with monitoring alone, or DNS alone. Every plan includes every module, so nothing is locked — you use what you need and ignore the rest.
Does it work across different providers?
That is the point of it. Connect forty-plus registrars, DNS hosts and clouds; every module then works across all of them at once.
Start with one module, or all ten
Every plan includes everything. Connect one provider and see what you have.