Your domain business.Connected from sale to service.

Domain Nexus combines domain commerce, reseller and master-reseller management, pricing, quotes and purchase balances with the ongoing domain service. That includes branded connectors, managed DNS, forwarding, Premium DNS, portfolio operations and registration certificates in customer and administrator workspaces.

Yes. Domain availability, purchases and management work through the selected WHMCS registrar and TLD offer. Resellers review the available term, calculated price, contacts and registry details before submitting a request, then follow the domain operation and use the management actions available for that domain.

Yes. A permitted master reseller can manage its own downstream accounts, commercial tiers, API access, usage and orders. The master workspace also includes domain and adjustment tools, while the Partner Hub package provides a branded route into the master’s own WHMCS installation.

You can create two configurable native WHMCS tiers with their own names, prices, limits and feature presentation. Available extras include longer backup history, record-change alerts, eligible undo, HTTP/HTTPS/TCP monitoring with DNS failover and uploaded DMARC aggregate-report analysis. The active domain subscription determines the offered tools.

For an eligible single-address A or AAAA record, the customer configures a primary address, a backup address and a supported endpoint check. The monitor follows its failure and recovery policy, changes DNS to the backup when required and returns to the primary after recovery. The workspace shows the current monitor state.

Connector Studio supports the integration’s identity, branding and instructions. Eligible resellers can configure branded nameservers, and registration certificates can use the provider’s design and recorded domain details. These controls help carry the business’s identity from partner integration to customer domain management.

Yes. Start the seven-day free trial of Domain Nexus and explore the features through a workflow relevant to your business. The trial page explains the terms and starting steps. The annual licence is available when you decide to continue.

The current version is shown on this page, and the Changelog opens the release notes. Each published release explains its new capabilities, improvements and fixes. You can read the notes in the page or open the full release history when you want to follow the product over time.

Domain Nexus prepares printable certificates for eligible active domains registered or transferred through your business. Customers open their own certificate from the domain page. The document brings together the domain, recorded customer and company details, registration and expiry dates, a certificate number and the issuing business's identity.

Yes. Choose Classic, Executive, Modern, Heritage or Minimal, then set the accent colour and signatory name. Certificates can use your WHMCS company name and logo, with an optional uploaded signature. Reseller-issued certificates can carry the partner's identity and verification destination, with their issuance retained under that reseller.

The certificate's QR code and verification code lead to the public verification page, where its details are checked against the saved issuance record. Staff can review issued certificates and verification counts, check a code or uploaded copy, and withdraw or restore a certificate's verification status. The check remains connected to the specific document your business issued.

Yes. Published price books and group or reseller rules let you shape the domain offer for different accounts. Price resolution considers the selected term and currency, with your margin policy and applicable promotions or rewards. Resellers can review the calculated quote or cart before committing to the purchase.

Purchase wallets and WHMCS credit options provide funding choices under the policies you configure. Order history and statements keep charges connected to the domain transaction, while refund review helps staff investigate an adjustment. This gives repeat buyers and your finance team a clearer view of the balance used and the orders it supports.

Yes. Portfolio plans can contain up to 10,000 domain requests for supported operations, including registrations, transfers, renewals, contacts, nameservers, locks and privacy. DNS, forwarding and reseller-move workflows can also be coordinated. Preview the selected names and review their eligibility and expected price where relevant before applying the configured approval and execution process.

Yes. A named portfolio job shows progress and outcomes for individual items. Staff can pause and resume the job, cancel work that is still pending, or retry an eligible item after reviewing its result. Exported outcomes include domain names, operations, provider references and statuses, giving the team a usable record of the completed work.

It brings expiry dates, automatic-renewal preferences, registrar status, current renewal prices and available purchase funding into a ranked review. Revenue, cost, margin and funding-shortfall summaries help staff identify renewals that need attention. The team can then prepare the account and review the intended batch with its commercial context in view.

Yes. Connector Studio lets you prepare a connector package with your identity, instructions and release availability, then publish it to the permitted audience. Resellers download the approved package and connect using their own account access. The reseller API, client helpers and event deliveries also support custom applications using the documented domain operations.

Yes, when the configured DNS offer permits external domains. Eligibility and allowance rules determine who can enroll, and ownership proof connects the requested domain to the customer's service. Once enrolled, the customer uses the applicable record, template, backup and recovery tools provided by the selected DNS package and provider.

Yes. Web forwarding connects a domain address to a destination URL using the options supported by the chosen backend. Email forwarding uses verified receiving mailboxes. You select the forwarding infrastructure, including the available native panel or edge options, while the workspace keeps the rules, verification and deployment state together for staff and customers to follow.

When the relevant Premium DNS Plus feature is included in the domain's active subscription, the customer can upload a DMARC aggregate report for analysis. The report tool helps them read the submitted information within the DNS workspace. Its availability follows the tier and feature settings you choose for the recurring DNS offer.