Apiary is a control plane for your domains, hosting and email. It pulls every domain you run—across registrars, DNS, hosting and mail providers—into a single dashboard, giving you health, expiry and records at a glance. It is designed for agencies and teams who are tired of logging into a dozen registrar and host control panels just to answer simple questions about their estate.
By unifying providers such as Cloudflare, Cloudways, Enom, Elastic Email and Mailgun, Apiary removes the blind spots that come from scattered accounts. Instead of checking each system in isolation, you see expiry dates, DNS records and email authentication status side by side, with problems surfaced before they cause an outage.
Apiary continuously monitors domain expiry, DNS records and email authentication, alerting you when something needs attention. It is built for organisations that manage many domains and sites and need a dependable, consolidated view of their domain operations.
What is Apiary?
Apiary is a control plane for domains, hosting and email. It connects to the registrars, DNS providers, hosting platforms and mail services you already use and brings every domain you run into a single dashboard. Rather than treating each provider as a separate silo, Apiary presents your entire estate in one place, with health, expiry and records visible at a glance.
The platform is purpose-built for domain operations. It monitors domain expiry, DNS records and email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), and raises alerts when a domain is approaching expiry, a record looks wrong, or email authentication is misconfigured. This gives teams an authoritative, consolidated view of the infrastructure that underpins their websites and email.
Apiary is aimed at agencies and teams who manage many domains and sites across multiple accounts. By centralising the information that would otherwise be spread across registrar and host control panels, it reduces the manual effort and risk involved in keeping a large domain portfolio healthy.
Key features
Apiary focuses on the practical needs of teams running large numbers of domains, surfacing the data that matters most for domain operations in a single, consistent interface.
Core capabilities include a unified dashboard that aggregates domains across registrars, DNS, hosting and mail providers; continuous monitoring of domain expiry; visibility of DNS records; and checks for email authentication using SPF, DKIM and DMARC. When something needs attention, Apiary raises an alert so issues can be resolved before they cause disruption.
Because Apiary connects to providers such as Cloudflare, Cloudways, Enom, Elastic Email and Mailgun, it can present registrar, DNS and email-authentication status together for each domain. This consolidated view replaces the routine of logging into multiple control panels and manually cross-checking records.
Use cases
Apiary supports the day-to-day domain operations work that agencies and in-house teams carry out across large portfolios. Typical scenarios include:
- Maintaining a single inventory of every domain across all registrars, DNS, hosting and mail providers
- Monitoring domain expiry dates so renewals are never missed and domains are not lost
- Reviewing DNS records across providers to confirm they are correct and consistent
- Checking email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) to protect deliverability and guard against spoofing
- Receiving alerts when a domain is approaching expiry or a record or authentication problem is detected
- Auditing a newly inherited or migrated estate by pulling every domain into one dashboard
Who is Apiary for?
Apiary is designed for agencies and teams that manage many domains and sites and are tired of logging into a dozen registrar and host dashboards to keep track of them. If your organisation runs domains across several registrars, DNS providers, hosting platforms and mail services, Apiary brings that fragmented picture together into one place.
It is particularly well suited to web agencies, managed service providers and in-house operations teams responsible for sizeable domain portfolios. These are the teams most exposed to the risks of scattered accounts—missed renewals, inconsistent DNS records and email authentication gaps—and the ones that benefit most from a single, authoritative view.
By consolidating domain operations into one control plane, Apiary helps these teams reduce manual checking, catch problems earlier and maintain a reliable overview of the infrastructure their clients and colleagues depend on.
Automating and integrating Apiary
Apiary is built to sit across the providers you already use rather than replace them. It connects to registrars, DNS providers, hosting platforms and mail services—including Cloudflare, Cloudways, Enom, Elastic Email and Mailgun—and aggregates the relevant data from each into a single dashboard.
These connections are what allow Apiary to present registrar, DNS and email-authentication status together for every domain. As your estate changes, Apiary keeps its consolidated view current, so the information you rely on for renewals, DNS checks and deliverability reflects the live state of your providers.
For teams running large portfolios, this integrated approach means domain operations can be managed from one place. Rather than reconciling data by hand across multiple control panels, you work from a single source of truth that spans every connected provider.
Summary
Apiary is a control plane for domains, hosting and email that consolidates every domain you run—across registrars, DNS, hosting and mail providers—into one dashboard. By monitoring domain expiry, DNS records and email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) and raising alerts when something needs attention, it gives agencies and teams an authoritative view of their domain operations.
For organisations tired of logging into a dozen registrar and host control panels, Apiary replaces scattered accounts with a single source of truth. It integrates with providers such as Cloudflare, Cloudways, Enom, Elastic Email and Mailgun, presenting registrar, DNS and email-authentication status side by side so problems are caught before they cause disruption.
Example workflow
Apiary detects that a domain is approaching expiry across the connected providers and raises an alert showing its registrar, DNS and email-authentication status together, so the team can renew it before anything breaks.
