cnames.dev
Let your customers connect their own domains to your SaaS. cnames.dev handles TLS certificates, renewals, routing, and the edge — one API call per domain.
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Last probed Sep 18, 2026 · mcp.cnames.dev
6tools discovered
List Origins
List the origins (backends) configured for this cnames.dev account.
Add Domain
Register a custom domain for a customer.
List Domains
List custom domains on this account, optionally filtered by status or a domain substring.
Check Status
Check a domain: verification status, the DNS records it needs, and its current SSL certificate state (if any).
Verify Domain
Verify domain ownership after the customer has set the DNS records.
Configure Headers
Configure request headers injected toward the origin for a domain.
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Directory coverage for brandsLet your customers connect their own domains to your SaaS. cnames.dev handles TLS certificates, renewals, routing, and the edge — one API call per domain.
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