website/content/use-happyDomain/freelance.en.md

+++ title = "happyDomain for Freelancers" description = "Manage all your clients' domain names from a single interface. happyDomain simplifies DNS management for freelancers and agencies." layout = "usage" +++

{{< usage-lead >}} All your clients' domains in one interface. Spend your time on billable work, not on registrar consoles. {{< /usage-lead >}}

{{< usage-points title="Does this sound familiar?" >}} {{< usage-point icon="key" title="A vault full of logins" >}} Each client came with their own registrar, their own account, their own credentials. Finding the right login takes longer than the change itself. {{< /usage-point >}} {{< usage-point icon="window-stack" title="A different console every time" >}} OVH today, GoDaddy tomorrow, Cloudflare next week. Each interface has its own logic, and each one is a new chance to make a mistake on a client's zone. {{< /usage-point >}} {{< usage-point icon="telephone" title="The client calls first" >}} An expired domain, broken mail, an invalid certificate. Too often, the person who notices is the client paying you to prevent exactly that. {{< /usage-point >}} {{< /usage-points >}}

{{< usage-feature title="All your clients' domains, grouped by client." image="/img/screenshots/domains-list.webp" url="app.happydomain.org/domains" alt="List of domain names, cleverly grouped by client"

}} No matter how many clients you follow, happyDomain gives you a clear overview of every domain you are responsible for, organized your way.

One login, one inventory, no more digging through password managers to answer a simple question. {{< /usage-feature >}}

{{< usage-feature title="One interface, whatever your client's provider." image="/img/screenshots/domain-abstract.webp" url="app.happydomain.org/domains/example.com" alt="A zone displayed the same way, whatever the provider behind it" flip="true" bg="green"

}} happyDomain manages over 25 hosts worldwide. Your clients are probably using them already.

Every zone is displayed and edited the same way, so a new client with an exotic registrar is no longer a problem: you already know the interface. {{< /usage-feature >}}

{{< usage-feature title="Fix issues before your client even notices." image="/img/screenshots/checks-dashboard.webp" url="app.happydomain.org/domains/example.com/checks" alt="Monitoring dashboard showing the status of every check on a client domain"

}} happyDomain's built-in checkers keep watch over every client domain: expiry dates, DNSSEC, mail and web service availability, TLS certificates and more, all reported with a clear OK / Warning / Critical status.

Get notified the moment something changes, fix it quietly, and show up looking like the expert they hired. {{< /usage-feature >}}

{{< usage-feature title="Respond to every request with ease." image="/img/screenshots/domain-services.webp" url="app.happydomain.org/domains/example.com/services" alt="Services attached to a domain, described in plain words" flip="true" bg="plum"

}} A new website? Mail to set up? An urgent fix? happyDomain uses simple, service-oriented terminology, so you go straight to the result your client asked for.

Less time decoding record types, more time delivering. {{< /usage-feature >}}

{{< usage-feature title="Collaborate on a zone with your client or your team." image="/img/screenshots/domain-abstract.webp" url="app.happydomain.org/domains/example.com" alt="Zone management shared with clients and collaborators" coming_soon="true"

}} Whether it's permanent or in preparation for a specific event, happyDomain lets several people work on the same zone.

Delegate to your client's team all or only part of the zone, down to a single record. They handle the routine, you keep the keys. {{< /usage-feature >}}