Account and subdomain limits
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Subdomains per account | 2 |
| DNS records per subdomain | 100 |
| Edits to existing records | Unlimited (while under 100 records) |
X/2 used so you always know how many slots you have left.
The 100-record limit is a combined count. Both standard DNS records and delegated nameserver entries count toward the same 100-record ceiling for a subdomain.
DNS record limit in detail
Each subdomain tracks two pools that share the same cap:- DNS records — A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, and any other record types you add through the Records editor.
- Delegated nameserver entries — NS entries you configure when pointing your own nameservers at the subdomain.
Records: X/100 on each subdomain card. Once you reach 100, you must delete an existing record before adding a new one.
Risk score and automatic suspension
Every subdomain has a risk score — a number that accumulates as the platform’s safety checks process the records associated with it. The score reflects signals such as IP reputation, phishing pattern matches, and abuse reports.How the risk score accumulates
How the risk score accumulates
The risk score increases when safety checks flag activity on a subdomain — for example, pointing an
A record at an IP address with a known abuse history, or adding records that match phishing patterns. Normal, legitimate usage does not affect the score.Automatic suspension
Automatic suspension
When a subdomain’s risk score crosses the platform’s suspension threshold, the subdomain is automatically suspended. Its DNS stops resolving and the status badge changes from Active to Suspended. No manual review step delays the suspension once the threshold is exceeded.
Appealing a suspension
Appealing a suspension
If your subdomain is suspended and you believe it is a false positive, contact the nxtdev.xyz support team. The risk score and the reason for the suspension will be reviewed. Legitimate projects are restored promptly.