Aepto
Aepto gives domain owners a central place to monitor websites, DNS, email configuration, and hosting. Its official product page describes a dashboard for portfolios whose domains may be registered with different providers. The service also tracks renewals and expenses, so its scope extends beyond an uptime check.
Inspect domain and email health
Aepto scans DNS records, detects website and email hosting locations, and checks SPF, DKIM, and other email configurations. The publisher says those checks produce a health score and suggested actions. For someone maintaining several domains, the useful workflow is to identify a configuration that needs attention, then investigate the relevant DNS or hosting account.
Its protection tools monitor DNS changes, name servers, and domain lock status. Website monitoring covers downtime, slow loading, and errors, with checks from multiple regions. These are monitoring and notification functions; an alert should lead to investigation, rather than be treated as proof that a particular failure or attack has occurred.
Organize a portfolio and communicate outages
The feature descriptions include folders for organizing domains by project, client, or category. Renewal reminders can be scheduled for a month, week, or a specific date before renewal. Expense tracking records purchase costs, renewals, and estimated value.
Aepto also offers public status pages, with options for a custom domain or white labeling. That can be useful when clients or colleagues need a shared place to see website status. Domain Watch follows domains that may expire or become available, while the AI discovery tool suggests available domain names from a keyword or brand idea.
Choose capacity by domain count
The published monthly plan cards list Free at $0 for three domains, Starter at $9 for ten, Professional at $29 for 25, Business at $59 for 50, and Agency at $129 for 150. The Free card says no credit card is required.
Plan limits also cover AI credits, monitoring regions, additional monitoring components, and status pages. Some detailed tables on the homepage disagree with the summary cards about those secondary allowances. Confirm the exact regional coverage and status-page limits before purchasing; the domain-count tiers provide the clearest initial comparison.