InfraNest

Infrastructure management across providers

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Jaspar Steenman[maker]· 5h ago
Hey DevHunt 👋 I'm Jaspar, the founder and developer behind InfraNest. I started building InfraNest after getting tired of managing domains, DNS, servers, certificates and monitoring across separate providers and dashboards. The idea is simple: keep using the infrastructure providers you already trust, connect them to InfraNest, and get one place to discover, manage and monitor everything. InfraNest is still early, so feedback from developers managing infrastructure across multiple providers is especially valuable. I'd love to hear what you're using today and where you see the biggest friction. I'll be around throughout the launch to answer questions.

InfraNest brings domains, DNS, cloud servers, SSL certificates and monitoring across multiple providers into one place. Connect the providers you already use and InfraNest automatically discovers your infrastructure — no migrations or vendor lock-in required. Manage DNS, monitor uptime and certificates, create status pages, identify security issues and automate recurring infrastructure tasks from a single dashboard. Built for developers, businesses, agencies and MSPs managing infrastructure across multiple providers.

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Unified dashboard for domains, DNS, SSL, cloud servers, and monitoring
Automatic discovery of existing infrastructure across providers
Create status pages and receive real‑time alerts
Automate tasks and integrate with Make for two‑way webhooks
Supports Google Workspace single sign‑on for enterprise plans

InfraNest unifies domains, DNS, SSL, servers and uptime monitoring across multiple providers in a single dashboard.

for: Developers, agencies, MSPs and businesses managing multi-provider infrastructure.
pricing: freemium · free trial

works withCloudflareDynadotGoDaddyNamecheapOpenproviderPorkbunTransIPHetznerDigitalOceanOVHcloudSlackPagerDutyJira

Key features

6 features of InfraNest

Cross-provider inventory — Connect registrars, DNS hosts and clouds to import domains, zones, certificates and servers automatically.
Security Advisor & drift detection — Flags exposed ports, expiring certificates and other risks before they cause outages.
Automation rules — Create when-this-then-that automations with up to 25 rules on Pro plan and unlimited on Business.
Uptime monitoring & status pages — Multi-region checks with alerts to Slack, email or PagerDuty and one-click public status pages.
Team & org management — Support for multiple organisations, team members and role-based access, with priority support on Business.
Data export — Export domains, DNS zones and monitors as JSON at any time, ensuring no lock-in.

Use cases

A freelancer monitors client certificates and receives low-noise alerts before they expire.
An agency manages dozens of client domains across several registrars from one interface.
A SaaS team tracks server health across Hetzner, DigitalOcean and OVH with unified alerts.
A reseller provides uptime monitoring and status pages for its customers without separate tools.

InfraNest pricing

from infranest.io ↗

Free€0/mobilled yearly10 domains · 20 monitors (5-min) · DNS + Security Advisor · 1 status page
Pro€19/mobilled yearly100 domains · 50 monitors (1-min) · Drop-catch auto-register · API + webhooks
Business€49/mobilled yearlyUnlimited domains · 200 monitors (multi-region) · 5 orgs, 10 team members · Unlimited automations

InfraNest vs alternatives

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	InfraNest	Better Stack	Datadog	Terraform	Vercel
Best for	Unified multi-provider infrastructure management	Unified monitoring & status pages	Full-stack observability	IaC provisioning	Frontend deployment
Pricing	Freemium	Subscription	Subscription	Free	Subscription
DevHunt upvotes	1	0	0	0	0
Launched	Oct 2026	—	—	—	—

InfraNest vs Better Stack: Better Stack focuses on monitoring, logs and status pages only, while InfraNest also manages domains, DNS and servers.
InfraNest vs Datadog: Datadog provides observability across apps and infrastructure but does not consolidate domain/DNS management.
InfraNest vs Terraform: Terraform manages infrastructure as code but does not offer a unified UI for domains, DNS and monitoring.
InfraNest vs Vercel: Vercel deploys front-end apps and offers edge monitoring, but lacks multi-provider domain and server inventory.