Buy the name. It's wired.
A domain at the registry's price plus four dollars — and the part nobody sells: DNS, email routing, a sending domain and a live site set up by the AI you already use, in the same conversation. Renewal shown before you buy, transfer code on request.
$15 a month, and it isn't just this app — every Parsons product is on the same subscription. Cancel any time. Registry cost + $4, one-time, never a subscription line. A .com is $14.99. If the renewal is 1.5× the registration or worse, register_domain refuses until you've seen it.
Search, buy, wire. One conversation.
Find the name.
Search by word. It shows the registration price and the renewal price side by side — the second one is the one that matters.
Is sunrisebakery.com free? What about .co?Paste one link into your AI.
Your account comes with one private address. Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once, and Domains's tools are there. No AI of your own? The console has chat built in.
https://mcp-hub.parsons.ai/p/prof_••••••••/mcpBuy it — and get the wiring.
DNS records, email routing to your inbox, a sending domain with DKIM, and a hostname for the site. Done as part of the purchase, not a to-do list after it.
Buy the .com, route mail to hello@, and point it at the bakery site.register_domainsunrisebakery.com · $14.99registeredset_dnsA, MX, TXT, DKIM6 recordsroute_emailhello@ → Email mailboxliveadd_hostnameDeploy · bakery-siteliveKeep it healthy.
Renewal dates, DNS health, email status, one place. Auto-renew that tells you the price first. A transfer code the moment you ask.
When does everything renew, and is mail still routing?A registrar that finishes the job.
Registry price plus $4
The wholesale price and four dollars. No markup hidden in year two. No "promo" first year.
register_domainrenewal 1.5× registrationrefused: read the renewalregister_domainconfirm: renewal seenregisteredA renewal you've seen
Other registrars print the renewal in small type and complete anyway. Ours refuses when the renewal is 1.5× or worse until you've seen it.
DNS, done
Records written for you when you buy, editable in a sentence after. No zone file to learn.
Email routing and sending
A mailbox on the domain, DKIM-signed sending, all wired from the same chat. 200 sends a day included.
Health you don't have to check
Delegation, mail, renewal — watched. Drift shows up here and in your AI's answer, not in a bounced email a month later.
transfer_codesunrisebakery.comEPP code sentreleaseregistrar lockoffLeave whenever
The EPP code on request, no retention flow. A domain you can't leave with is a hostage, and we won't hold one.
It buys and wires the name. It cannot hide the renewal.
- ×Register a domain whose renewal you haven't seenWhen the renewal is 1.5× the registration or worse, register_domain refuses until it's been shown.
- ×Hold your domainTransfer code on request. Lock released on request. No retention flow.
- ×Charge you when our side failsA failed purchase or renewal on our side refunds automatically.
- ✓Search, register, renew, transfer in and out
- ✓Write DNS, route email, set up sending, point at a site
- ✓Watch health and renewals, and tell you
There is no security slogan on this page and no badge we haven't earned. Everything in that list is a thing you can check; the full mechanism and every tool are on the details page.
Fifteen dollars a month — and it isn't just this app.
Is it worth it? Start where we look worst.
For the domain alone, a plain registrar is a dollar or two cheaper. Here's what they publish for a .com.
We're $14.99 — four dollars over wholesale, and we say so. What the four dollars buys is the wiring: DNS, mail routing, a sending domain and a live site from one sentence, plus Email, Deploy and the rest on the $15. And there is no free tier because domains aren't free and the registrars that pretend they are make it back at renewal.