Free, and it stays free
Give us a domain and we will keep an eye on it. When something changes that is worth knowing about, you get an email about it. Free, no account, and one click stops it whenever you like.
Four things, chosen because each one is worth being interrupted about.
A lapsed domain takes the website and the email with it, and the name can be bought by anyone. We count down at thirty days, fourteen, seven, three and one.
Somebody registering a domain one character away from yours, and configuring it to send email. We tell you when a new one appears.
If your SPF, DKIM or DMARC was in place when we started watching and we cannot find it any more, something changed at your host or your mail provider.
Including the case where it loads but a browser warns people first, which is the version nobody in the office notices because your own browser remembers.
We write when something changes on your domain, and that is the main reason you are here. We are also an IT company in East Windsor, so we may occasionally write about something we think is worth your time, or follow up to ask whether you would like a hand with any of it. That is the honest deal, and we would rather write it down than surprise you with it.
We will not sell or share your address, hand it to a data broker, or pass it to anybody outside Matano IT. There is no account to make and no password to remember.
Everything we look at is published: the same public records anyone can query. We do not touch your website, your mailbox or your network, and we never ask for a password.
Every email we send carries a stop link. One click ends all of it immediately, with nothing to confirm and no attempt to talk you out of it.
Because it is cheap for us and occasionally very useful to you, and because a firm that has had one genuinely helpful email from us is more likely to call when something breaks. That is the whole business case, and we would rather write it down than pretend otherwise.
The free check reads the same records and shows you everything it finds, right now, without an address.
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