prufy

Prove a domain
is really yours

Prufy gives you one DNS record in the words your provider uses, checks for it on its own, and tells you plainly what it found. No account, no passwords.

Not sure? It's the part after the @ in your work email.

npx prufy verify yourcompany.comSoon

How it works

One record, three steps

You don't need to know what DNS is. You need to know where to paste one line, and we tell you.

  1. 1Tell us your domain

    We find who runs its DNS and write the steps in that provider's own words.

  2. 2Add one record

    Paste it yourself, send a link to whoever manages the domain, or hand it to an AI agent.

  3. 3We check, and keep checking

    Every nameserver and two public resolvers have to agree. Then we look again every day.

When it doesn't work

It tells you why, and what to do

“Not verified” isn't an answer. Prufy reads what's actually in your DNS, compares it with what should be there, and names the difference. One cause, one fix.

Fix needed

One character is different

We found your record, but it has a lowercase L where the code has the number 1. They look the same in most fonts.

We expected
prufy-domain-verification=q8Zt1vR0mPx3
We found
prufy-domain-verification=q8ZtlvR0mPx3

What to do: Copy the value again and paste it over the old one.

Who does the work

Do it yourself, or hand it to whoever can

The person claiming a domain often isn't the one who can change it. So the record travels.

It takes about five minutes

Most of that is finding the right page at your provider. We'll point at it.