Zoho Domains for Registrations, Renewals, and DNS Records

It is a monthly service in which we run your domain names inside Zoho Domains. We register and transfer names, keep renewals from lapsing, change DNS records when your systems change, and hold the lock and security settings. The account and the names are yours. We do the work and answer for it.

Yes. Registration and renewal fees go to Zoho as the registrar and appear on your Zoho billing, not ours. We do not mark them up or resell them. Our fee covers the work: choosing names, making changes, watching expiry dates, and keeping security settings correct.

Yes, and it is often the first job. We gather the authorization codes from the current registrar, unlock each name, and copy every DNS record into Zoho before the transfer starts. Registry-level completion can take several days, so we track each name until it lands.

You do. Each name is registered to your company in your own Zoho Domains account, with your people as registrant. Nothing sits in an agency account. If you leave us or bring the work in house, you keep the names and records without asking permission.

It should not get that close. Each name stays on auto renew with a verified payment method, and we watch the dates separately. If a card fails or a hold appears, we see it while there is time to act, and you get a monthly calendar of what renews and what it costs.

Yes. If a name must stay at its current registrar, we can still manage its DNS by pointing the nameservers to where the records live. We usually suggest consolidating anyway, since one account with one renewal calendar is far less likely to fail quietly.

We add the MX records for Zoho Mail, publish an SPF record that lists every service sending as you, and turn on DKIM signing. DMARC starts in monitoring mode so we can see who really sends as you. Only after the legitimate senders are accounted for do we move to enforcement, because rushing it can block your own invoice emails.

DNSSEC signs your DNS answers so a resolver can tell a real response from a forged one. Without it, someone who can tamper with DNS may send visitors and mail elsewhere. We enable it, confirm the chain of trust validates, and watch key changes, where DNSSEC most often breaks.

Routine record changes are done within two business days. If a change is tied to an outage or a launch, mark it urgent when you send it. Propagation is the slower part, and it follows the record's TTL, not us. When we know a change is coming, we lower the TTL ahead of time.

Yes. Linking a name to Zoho Mail, Sites, Campaigns, Commerce, or Desk means adding verification records and getting the routing right. We do that for each service you turn on, so when you add an app later, the domain side is already covered.

Registrar lock and transfer authorization are there to stop it, and we check both on every name. If someone attempts an unauthorized change, the activity log and transfer notices give an early signal. We work with Zoho support on recovery and keep you informed while it runs.

Yes. A subdomain such as shop, book, or status can point at an online store, a booking tool, or a status page, each with its own record. We make the entry, confirm it resolves, and note what it serves, so the next person knows why it is there.

We list them, check whether any website, mailbox, or link still depends on them, and ask you what to do. A name can renew, redirect to the live site, or be allowed to lapse. Dropping a name nobody uses is a decision, and we will not make it for you.

The account is in your company's name, and we work in it as an administrator you can remove at any time. Sign-in uses multi factor access, and the change log shows who did what. If you remove us, the names, records, and renewal settings stay where they are.

Yes. Domains is usually the smallest piece of what a company runs on Zoho. We manage CRM, Books, Desk, Projects, Campaigns, and the rest under the same model. Our plans cover any mix of Zoho apps, Zoho One or individual apps, priced by hours of Zoho work rather than by users or apps.