Deploy dedicated managed Pi-hole DNS ad-blocking servers with high availability cloud DNS layer 4 routing, gravity blacklist synchronization, and real-time query filtering.
Deploy Pi-hole with high availability cloud DNS layer 4 routing for reliable ad blocking. Our infrastructure ensures DNS redundancy, load balancing, and failover protection for uninterrupted service.
Leverage gravity database blacklist automated synchronization for up-to-date ad blocking. Our platform automatically updates blocklists, syncs with community sources, and maintains current threat intelligence.
Implement real-time domain query filter logging for comprehensive analytics. Our infrastructure provides detailed query logs, performance metrics, and actionable insights for network monitoring.
Block ads and trackers on all devices connected to your network.
Acts as a DNS server that blocks known ad-serving domains.
Faster browsing experience by blocking unnecessary requests.
Create custom blocklists and whitelist specific domains as needed.
Deploy Pi-hole in seconds with our one-click installer and automated setup.
Automatic SSL certificates included with all plans for secure connections.
Daily automated backups with 30-day retention and one-click restore.
Fast content delivery worldwide with our integrated CDN network.
Enterprise-grade DDoS protection keeps your Pi-hole instance secure.
Expert technical support available around the clock via live chat and tickets.
Pi-hole is a DNS sinkhole that protects your devices from unwanted content without installing any client-side software. Originally designed for Raspberry Pi, it now runs on any Linux system and provides network-wide ad blocking.
Pi-hole works by intercepting DNS requests and blocking access to known ad-serving domains. It provides detailed analytics and a web interface for managing your network's DNS settings and viewing statistics.
Families wanting to block ads and protect privacy across all devices.
Businesses improving network performance and blocking distractions.
Users concerned about tracking and wanting to protect their privacy.
Advanced users wanting full control over their network's DNS.