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+title: "Introducing HexName: A practical approach to subdomain management"
+subtitle: Understand what our service does and how it works
+description: HexName is a DNS and dynamic DNS service that allows users to register subdomains, manage advanced DNS records, and host real-world services reliably.
+---
+
+# Introducing HexName
+HexName is a DNS and subdomain registration service designed to be simple, limit-free, and genuinely useful. We focus on providing aspiring homelabbers and others with a reliable domain infrastructure - with more freedom than anyone on the market.
+
+At its core, HexName enables users to register and manage subdomains under a curated set of parent domains, and configure extensive DNS records for operating real services such as servers, websites, and email - all from a simple platform.
+
+While you might have seen our <a target="_blank" href="/about">About Us</a> page and noticed a certain pattern, we do not compromise on the quality of our service. Our priorities will always be providing a useful product with a high uptime.
+
+## What HexName Offers
+
+### Subdomain Registration
+Each user can register up to **20 subdomains**, chosen from the following parent domains:
+- `hexname.com`  
+- `loves-beer.com`  
+- `dickdns.org`  
+
+These subdomains are fully functional and intended for production use.
+
+### DNS Management
+HexName allows up to **200 DNS records per subdomain**, supporting the following record types:
+- **A**
+- **AAAA**
+- **CNAME**
+- **TXT**
+- **MX**
+- **NS**
+- **SRV**
+
+This makes HexName suitable for a wide range of use-cases, including:
+- Hosting websites and blogs
+- Running game servers
+- Configuring custom mailservers
+- Service discovery and infrastructure routing
+
+Users retain fine-grained control over their DNS configuration, enabling setups that go beyond basic domain forwarding.
+
+### Dynamic DNS (DDNS)
+HexName also provides a **Dynamic DNS service** for A records.
+
+This allows users with changing IP addresses, such as those on residential or non-static connections to automatically update their DNS records at regular intervals. The service is ideal for remote-access situations, or exposing self-hosted services to the public. With DDNS enabled, a HexName subdomain remains a stable access point even as the underlying IP address changes.
+
+## Questions?
+If you have any inquiries about our services, feel free to check out the <a target="_blank" href="/faq">Frequently Asked Questions</a> or <a target="_blank" href="/#contact">contact us here</a>.