One-click Services at DNSimple
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Table of Contents
- Getting started
- Understanding one-click services
- Set up a provider
- Troubleshooting
- Reference
- Related articles
- Have more questions?
A one-click service adds every DNS record a provider needs, such as Shopify, Google Workspace, or Netlify, to your domain in one step. DNSimple maintains the record sets, groups them into six tabs on the domain’s One-click services page, and includes them on every plan. This page is the starting point for one-click service documentation.
Getting started
- Add and Remove One-click Services - Add a service from the domain’s DNS page, check its records first, and remove it again.
Understanding one-click services
- What Are One-click Services? - Where services come from, what adding, removing, or retiring one does to your records, and how services compare with templates and connectors.
Set up a provider
Each guide covers what to do at the provider and the service’s setup form. Some guides say to add the provider’s records by hand, because the provider changed its setup.
Blogging
- Blogger Service - Point a subdomain to your Blogger blog, including Blogger’s security CNAME record.
Ecommerce
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Shopify Service - Point the domain apex and
wwwto your Shopify store. - Squarespace Service - Point the domain to your Squarespace site, with the verification record Squarespace asks for.
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SupaDupa Service - Point
wwwto your SupaDupa store, and redirect the domain apex to it.
- Atmail Service - Add the MX and webmail records for Atmail.
- DMARC Reports by Postmark Service - Add the DMARC record so Postmark collects your domain’s DMARC reports.
- Fastmail Service - Add Fastmail’s MX, DKIM, SPF, and client setup records.
- Mailgun Service - Add Mailgun’s sending and receiving records.
- Postmark Service - Add Postmark’s DKIM, Return-Path, and inbound records.
- Rackspace Email Service - Add the MX and Autodiscover records for Rackspace Email.
Hosting
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Divio Aldryn Service - Point the domain apex and
wwwto your Divio project. -
Format Service - Point
wwwto your Format site and redirect the domain apex to it. - Point Your Domain to GitHub Pages - Serve a GitHub Pages site on your domain with the service or by hand.
- Jimdo Service - Point the domain to your Jimdo website and Jimdo’s mail servers.
- LaunchRock Service - Point the domain to your LaunchRock page.
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Netlify Service - Point the domain apex and
wwwto your Netlify site, and when to use the Netlify Connector instead. -
Upsun (formerly Platform.sh) Service - Point
wwwto your Upsun project. - Surge Service - Point the domain to a site you publish with Surge.
- Webflow Service - Connect your domain to Webflow with Webflow’s current records.
- Weebly Service - Point the domain to your Weebly site.
- WordPress Service - Point a subdomain to your WordPress.com site.
Infrastructure
- AWS Elastic Beanstalk Service - Point the domain apex to an Elastic Beanstalk environment.
- AWS Lightsail Service - Point the domain apex to a Lightsail static IP.
- AWS S3 Service - Serve an S3 static website bucket on the domain apex in Regions whose endpoint uses a dash.
- Fastly Service - Point the domain apex to Fastly with the records from your Fastly account.
- Geniuslink Service - Use your domain for Geniuslink short links.
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Gigalixir Service - Point the domain apex and
wwwto your Gigalixir apps. -
Heroku Service - Point the domain apex and
wwwto your Heroku app, and when to use the Heroku Connector instead. -
URL Forwarding Service - Redirect the domain apex and
wwwto another URL. -
Windows Azure Service - Add the records Azure shows for an App Service app. The service does not add the
asuidTXT record Azure checks.
Productivity
- Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) Service - Set up the MX record for Google Workspace, plus verification and email authentication.
- KickoffLabs Service - Connect a domain to KickoffLabs with the CNAME record from your account.
- Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) Service - Add the verification, MX, Autodiscover, and SPF records for Microsoft 365.
- Tender Service - Point a subdomain to your Tender support site.
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshoot One-click Services - Fix “cannot both exist on the same name” and record limit errors, services still listed after deleting their records, and HTTPS errors on URL Forwarding.
Reference
- One-click Services Reference - The form fields and records of every service, by tab.
Related articles
These live in other categories but come up often alongside one-click services:
- DNS Templates at DNSimple - Your own reusable record sets, for setups no service covers.
- Connectors at DNSimple - Connect a domain to a Heroku app or Netlify site and have DNSimple monitor it.
- Integrations at DNSimple - Integrated DNS Providers, hosting platform guides, and DNS as code.
- Email Services at DNSimple - Email forwarding, mail provider setup, and email authentication records.
Have more questions?
If you have any questions about one-click services, just contact support, and we’ll be happy to help. You can also read more about DNSimple integrations.