Who's winning, and who is churning
Every provider move in the signed record, drawn as 30 days of net winners and losers with the routes the domains actually took. Net, never gross: a provider that gained forty and lost thirty-eight moved two.
DNS provider 6,861 moves, 30d
Net movement per provider. A provider that gained 40 and lost 38 did not gain 40, it churned - so the bar is net, and it can go either way.
A provider here is the registrable domain behind a domain's authoritative nameservers. Class chips are curated from evidence we verified; unclassified means we have not verified what that backend is.
Infrastructure adoption
Managed DNS, CDN, cloud and registrar nameservers. Domains moving here are choosing who serves their infrastructure - this group is the adoption story.
+1,924 / -1,885
+2,441 / -2,409
+21 / -15
+4 / -2
+1 / -0
Aftermarket and lifecycle rotation
Parking landers and resale marketplaces. Domains arriving here are typically expiring, parked or entering resale - portfolio rotation, not provider adoption.
+3 / -1
+1 / -0
Unclassified backends
Backends we have not verified. The absence of intel is stated, never guessed.
+2 / -0
+2 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
Where the domains actually went
Email provider 24 moves, 30d
Net movement per provider. A provider that gained 40 and lost 38 did not gain 40, it churned - so the bar is net, and it can go either way.
A provider here is the registrable domain behind a domain's mail exchangers. Class chips are curated from evidence we verified; unclassified means we have not verified what that backend is.
Infrastructure adoption
Managed DNS, CDN, cloud and registrar nameservers. Domains moving here are choosing who serves their infrastructure - this group is the adoption story.
+4 / -1
+2 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -1
+0 / -1
Unclassified backends
Backends we have not verified. The absence of intel is stated, never guessed.
+6 / -2
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+1 / -0
+0 / -1
Where the domains actually went