A European company
DNScale is run by DNScale OÜ, a company registered in Estonia. Your service agreement is with us, so you know who provides your DNS and who you’re doing business with.
Our service termsManaged DNS from an Estonian company. Choose servers in Europe, use our Global network, or combine both. You stay in control of your domains and DNS records.
Choosing a DNS provider means knowing where your DNS runs, who operates the network and how your data is handled. Here’s what you can expect from DNScale.
DNScale is run by DNScale OÜ, a company registered in Estonia. Your service agreement is with us, so you know who provides your DNS and who you’re doing business with.
Our service termsChoose our EU network to have your DNS queries answered by servers in the EU and EEA. You can choose a region for each DNS zone.
How regions workWe run separate EU and Global anycast networks under our own Autonomous System numbers. We manage their routing and connections to other networks ourselves.
Explore the networkNeed DNS servers beyond Europe? Choose our Global network, or use EU + Global to answer queries through both networks.
Inside our infrastructureProtect your DNS records with DNSSEC, set access permissions with scoped API keys, and manage your configuration using Terraform or DNSControl.
DNS automationOur Data Processing Agreement, privacy policy and list of subprocessors explain how we handle data and which service providers we use. You can read them before signing up.
Read the DPAHave your DNS queries answered by our servers in the EU and EEA.
Have your DNS queries answered through our Global anycast network, with servers across multiple continents.
Use both the EU and Global nameservers for the same DNS zone.
Your region determines which DNScale servers answer DNS queries. Queries can come from anywhere, and other networks control the routes they take. For details about account, billing and support data, see our Privacy Policy and subprocessor register.
Before you move your DNS
Share our DPA and subprocessor list with your technical or legal team. They explain how we process data and which providers we use, so you can check whether DNScale meets your requirements.