A careful move for a lot of little places.
Import the inventory, preview the changes and migrate a small pilot before moving the rest of your portfolio.
Today you paste your links or your page source and choose what to keep. Reading pages directly comes later.
| Domain | Dry-run result |
|---|---|
| harbourlight.example | Ready |
| tinyorchard.example | Ready |
| northfieldbooks.example | Ready, mail records kept |
| quietpixel.example | Needs DNS access |
| brightharbor.example | For-sale page |
- Dry run
- Pilot
- Batches
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See the move before you make it
Start with your domain list and the pages or content you control. Choose mappings for titles, casitas, contact routes and whether each domain is public, unlisted or offered for sale. The dry run should show missing ownership checks, unsupported records, current mail services and estimated charges without making external changes.
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Move in manageable batches
Review and approve a pilot with a few representative domains. Check the website, secure connection, important links and existing email. Continue only after the pilot passes. Bulk execution reports a result for each item; a failed domain should not turn an otherwise valid batch into an unclear all-or-nothing state.
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Keep a route back
Preserve the previous configuration and use the documented rollback or recovery process when needed. DNS changes can take time to be observed, and provider permissions vary. The connection flow explains what Mini Casa can automate and what still requires an action in your DNS account. Nothing about importing a list transfers ownership of the names.
Can I preview the migration without changing DNS?
Yes. A dry run is the review step and must not mutate external DNS, publish pages or spend money.
Is the founding offer for my whole portfolio?
No. The proposed grant is one eligible person and one connection. Review the approved portfolio limits and pricing for additional domains.
Ready for a place of your own?
Pick a scene, add your words and links, and publish at a free Mini Casa address.