Domain Safe v. Domain Safe Pro

Now let’s do something about your domain safety before somebody takes your family’s travel blog and turns it into a cryptocurrency scam.

Now, because we actually care if your digital life gets dismantled.

Every eligible domain at name.com comes with DomainSafe for free.

Yes, for freesies. We turn these on by default because they’re important.

Out of the box, you get WHOIS privacy.

Now, what’s that? Well, I’ll tell you. This keeps your name, address, and phone number off of the public registry, saving you from the stalker-ish hordes pretending to be domain brokers.

Domain Lock+

This requires two-factor authentication before anyone can touch your domain settings or contact info.

A free SSL certificate

This is to keep your visitor data safe and to keep Google from labeling your website as a hazard to humanity. If you want to learn more about what is an SSL certificate, navigate to our video, What Is an SSL Certificate?

That’s all good. You’re protected in the general leather-hide sense. Look, we don’t need to pretend that there’s a syndicate of shadowy hackers trying to steal your data every second of the day, but the reality of running a website is pretty simple.

Prevention is always easier than damage control. Your domain is the foundation of your digital brand. You shouldn’t have to wait for a setting to change or a link to be broken before taking action. You just need the right safety net in place so you can focus on building your business, while we quietly handle the heavy lifting in the background.

But now let’s get to the knight-in-shining-armor product.

Enter DomainSafe Pro

This is for domain owners who want active and proactive defense for their domain instead of just waiting behind the castle walls with a pointy stick. With Pro, you get everything in the free tier plus three massive upgrades.

#1: Domain Monitoring

Imagine an evil domain warlock has managed to bypass your defenses. The second that any of your domain settings are changed, you get an immediate configurable alert. It’s like a home security system, but for your digital real estate. You’ll know the instant someone even side-eyes your DNS.

#2: HTTPS redirects

Traditional forwarding only works for unencrypted HTTP links, but this is 2026. If your redirects don’t have that green padlock, this is gonna scream, “This isn’t safe,” to your visitors. Domain Safe Pro gives you that secure HTTPS redirect so your links stay trustworthy and your customers stay happy.

#3: Dynamic DNS

For the nerds out there running home servers, self-hosted services, or remote access, dynamic DNS automatically updates your DNS records whenever your IP address changes. It just works, so you can spend less time configuring network settings and more time doing whatever you do on your home servers. We won’t ask…

Look, the internet is not a safe neighborhood. You can cross your fingers hoping that bad actors don’t notice your website, or you can actually lock the door. Standard Domain Safe is free and active on your eligible domains right now. But if you want proactive monitoring, secure HTTPS redirects, and the peace of mind knowing that your domain is locked down, upgrade to Domain Safe Pro.

Go to name.com, check out your domain dashboard, and see what’s up. And upgrade when you’re ready to don the ethereal digital armor of domain protection.

Thanks again for joining me. You are my sunshine, and I’ll see you on the next one. Bye.