Edge

test.network

A real test domain,
live in seconds

Pick any name — yourname.test.network — and get a fully delegated domain with complete DNS control and automatic SSL for $1/month. No registrar, no WHOIS forms, no propagation wait.

$1/month, up to 5 per account, cancel anytime. Free account required — no charge until you register a name.

# Pick a subdomain

my-project.test.networkAvailable

# Register — $1/month

DNS zone created

Delegation live — no propagation wait

# Point it anywhere

edge dns records add my-project.test.network \

--type A --name @ --data 203.0.113.10

# HTTPS just works

→ https://my-project.test.network

Stop working around not having a domain

localhost tunnels expire, wildcard-IP hacks like nip.io can't hold real records or clean SSL, and buying a throwaway domain means a registrar account, WHOIS details, and a renewal you'll forget. A test.network subdomain is just... a domain.

Instant

Edge runs the parent zone, so delegation is live the moment you register. No nameserver dance, no 24-hour wait.

Full DNS control

A real delegated zone: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT — every record type, managed like any domain you own.

Real HTTPS

Automatic certificates with Edge CDN, or run any ACME client yourself — it validates like any other domain.

Points anywhere

Not locked to Edge. A record to your VPS, CNAME to Vercel or Netlify — it's standard DNS.

What developers use them for

Anywhere you'd otherwise burn a real domain — or fight a workaround.

Staging environments

Give every project a real staging URL — staging.test.network — that your whole team and your CI can reach over HTTPS.

Client demos

Ship review builds to client-name.test.network before going live on their domain. No throwaway registrar purchases.

Webhooks & OAuth callbacks

Stripe, GitHub, and OAuth providers want a real, publicly resolvable HTTPS URL — not localhost. A test domain solves it in one step.

API development

Host your API at api.test.network with real SSL and DNS while you build — swap the CNAME when you launch.

Per-branch previews

Spin up a VM per pull request from CI, alias a test.network subdomain to it, tear it down on merge.

Learning DNS for real

Practice zones, records, MX, TXT, and SSL issuance on a real delegated domain without buying one.

Console, API, CLI, or agent

Register it however you work

Grab a name in the control panel under DNS → test.network, script it over the API, or just tell your AI assistant what you want — the Agent API and MCP server can register the subdomain, deploy your app, and wire up DNS and SSL in one conversation.

# API

curl -X POST https://edge.network/api/dns/test-domains \

-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \

-d '{"subdomain": "my-project"}'

# Or tell your agent

"Deploy this app to my-project.test.network

and sort out DNS and SSL."

One dollar. No surprises.

$1/month per subdomain — also available as £1 or €1 — billed to your Edge account with a card on file. Up to 5 per account, cancel anytime, billing stops immediately.

Want something shorter and more permanent? you.ed.ge domains are $5/month — see ed.ge domains.

$1 /month per subdomain
  • Fully delegated DNS zone, all record types
  • Instant activation — no propagation wait
  • Automatic SSL with Edge CDN
  • Points at any host, on Edge or off
  • Up to 5 per account, cancel anytime
Claim Your Subdomain

Test domain questions, answered

Is it a real domain?

Yes. You get a fully delegated DNS zone for yourname.test.network — A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, and every other record type, exactly like a domain from a registrar. Only the NS and SOA records are managed for you.

Can I point it at servers outside Edge?

Absolutely. It’s standard DNS — point an A record at any server, or a CNAME at Vercel, Netlify, a Raspberry Pi behind a tunnel, anywhere. Nothing about it is locked to Edge hosting.

How fast is setup, really?

Seconds. Edge operates the test.network parent zone, so there’s no nameserver verification and no propagation wait — the delegation already exists. Pick a name, register, add records, done.

Does HTTPS work?

Yes. Point the domain at Edge CDN and a certificate is provisioned automatically via Let’s Encrypt. Pointing elsewhere? Any ACME client can pass validation on it, because it’s a real domain you control.

What does it cost?

$1/month per subdomain (also £1/€1), up to 5 per account, cancel anytime. Registration is via the control panel or API with a card on file.

What happens when I cancel?

The zone is released and billing stops. Since it’s meant for development and testing, don’t build a permanent brand on it — that’s what your real domain (or an ed.ge domain) is for.

Your test domain is a minute away

Create a free account, pick a name, and it's live before your coffee cools.