The MSP Certificate Problem
MSPs often manage SSL certificates and domain registrations across dozens — sometimes hundreds — of client environments. Each client may have multiple registrars, different cert authorities, varying renewal cycles, and their own point of contact who needs to be informed when something expires.
Traditional monitoring tools are built for a single organization. They alert one inbox, track one renewal cycle, and assume a single billing relationship. None of that fits how an MSP operates.
DomainCat is built with MSP workflows in mind. You get a single dashboard for all domains across all clients, with per-domain customization for who gets alerted and how. Your team sees everything. Each client only hears about their own domains.
The MSP Workflow in DomainCat
Import client domains
Bulk-import domains from a CSV file — one row per domain, with optional label, group, and owner email columns. Onboard an entire client's portfolio in under a minute.
Group by client
Create a group for each client. Filter the dashboard to see one client's domains at a time. Export reports per client in CSV, JSON, or PDF.
Set per-domain owner emails
Assign a client contact email to each domain. When that domain's SSL cert or registration approaches expiry, the alert goes to the client — not just your inbox.
Monitor automatically
DomainCat runs checks on schedule. SSL cert status, WHOIS data, DNS records, and HTTP security headers all update without any manual effort from your team.
MSP-Specific Features
The MSP Plan — Built for Scale
Everything you need to manage client domains at scale
What MSPs Monitor With DomainCat
- SSL certificate expiry — issuer, validity window, Subject Alternative Names, and days remaining
- Domain registration expiry — registrar name, renewal date, WHOIS record changes
- DNS record health — A, MX, NS, TXT, and CNAME records with change detection
- Email security — SPF, DMARC, and DKIM presence for every monitored domain
- HTTP security headers — HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, and more
- DNS blacklist status — know if a client's domain has been flagged for spam
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