One-click Services Reference

Last updated October 29, 2026

Table of Contents

• Blogging
• Ecommerce
• Email
• Hosting
• Infrastructure
• Productivity
• Services to set up another way
• Have more questions?

This page lists the one-click services that have an article, grouped by the tabs on the One-click services page: Blogging, Ecommerce, Email, Hosting, Infrastructure, and Productivity. For each service, it shows the fields the setup form asks for and the records the service adds. For what adding or removing a service does, see What Are One-click Services?.

In the records, example.com stands for your domain, and a field name in angle brackets, such as <Netlify Site Name>, stands for the value you enter in that field. A service with no form fields adds its records as soon as you click Add. Services without an article, and services whose provider no longer supports them, are not listed.

Blogging

Ecommerce

Email

Hosting

Infrastructure

Productivity

Services to set up another way

The records above are what each service adds today. For some services, the provider’s current setup is different, and the service’s article says what to do instead:

• Add the provider’s records by hand: Fastly, Geniuslink, KickOffLabs, Tender, Webflow, and Windows Azure.
• Add by hand in some cases: AWS S3, for Regions whose website endpoint has no dash form, Mailgun, when the Mailgun domain is in the EU region or is a subdomain, and Microsoft 365, when Microsoft gives an MX value ending in mx.microsoft.
• Use a connector instead: for Heroku and Netlify, DNSimple recommends the Heroku Connector or Netlify Connector.

Have more questions?

If you have additional questions or need any assistance with one-click services, contact support, and we’ll be happy to help. You can also read more about DNSimple integrations.