NS1 released Managed DNS for Small Business, a free, customized version of its modern Managed DNS solution.
Built on NS1’s years of experience in delivering globally distributed DNS networks for enterprises, the new offering allows small businesses to deliver reliable digital connections for their operations and customer experiences.
Although small businesses often lack enterprise technology budgets and talents, their customers still expect flawless digital experiences. These innovators are moving our world forward and are the backbone of the economy — creating jobs and providing essential services to local communities. To achieve these goals, they need access to modern technologies that can help turbocharge their efforts and support a growing customer base. With NS1’s Managed DNS for Small Businesses, growing firms can take advantage of modern, scalable IT infrastructure to build a reliable and secure digital business.
"Small companies often have big ideas that can help build a better future and accelerate collective societal progress," said Kris Beevers, CEO, NS1. "With this free offering, we are putting innovation in reach and making it easier for small businesses to have the impact they envision."
NS1 Managed DNS combines a resilient network, near-instant DNS propagation, and intelligent traffic steering to give companies modern controls over user experience of internet-facing applications. NS1’s free Managed DNS for Small Business is a fully featured offering designed for small businesses, including use of our patented Filter Chain technology.
In addition to this new offering, NS1 continues to provide developers with a free Managed DNS for developers solution which gives developers access to NS1's leading-edge technology with pricing, a feature set and support tailored to their needs.
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