Professional Staging Links
That Expire Automatically

Ditch the unprofessional IP addresses. Get branded DNS pointers with instant SSL for your staging sites. Set it, share it, and let it burn.

Stop Sending Clients Insecure IP Addresses

Raw IPs look unprofessional, trigger Chrome and Safari security warnings, and confuse non-technical stakeholders.

The Old Way
  • Sending raw IP addresses (e.g., http://192.168.1.55:3000)
  • "Your connection is not private" browser warnings
  • Spending 30 minutes setting up Let's Encrypt for a 2-day preview
  • Forgetting to delete the DNS record, leaving a zombie subdomain
The BurnerLink Way
  • Branded, clean URLs (e.g., https://acme-staging.burnerlink.com)
  • Instant SSL lock icon out of the box
  • Takes literally 5 seconds to generate
  • DNS record auto-destructs when the client review is over

How BurnerLink Works

Get your development environment online securely in three simple steps.

1

Point to Your Server

Enter the IP address of your localhost, development environment, or cloud staging server.

2

Generate a Secure URL

Pick a custom domain slug. We instantly provision HTTPS and Wildcard SSL, bypassing browser security warnings.

3

Share and Auto-Expire

Share the link for client presentations or QA testing. The DNS pointer auto-destructs when your chosen time expires.

Features Built for Modern Web Development

Everything you need to share your work professionally without the DevOps hassle.

Instant SSL

Wildcard SSL enabled by default via Cloudflare Proxy. No more browser warnings for your clients.

Auto-Expiring

Links expire after 24 hours (Free) or up to 30 days. No "zombie" DNS records left on your servers.

Secure Pointers

Every link creation is scanned via Google Safe Browsing API before being provisioned.

Who is BurnerLink For?

From solo developers to enterprise IT teams, temporary DNS solves a persistent workflow problem.

Freelance Web Developers

Present client work professionally. Share your local environment without browser SSL warnings ruining the reveal.

Digital Agencies

Spin up secure staging environments instantly for QA testing and stakeholder reviews, then tear them down just as fast.

DevOps & IT Teams

Keep your DNS infrastructure clean. Avoid leaving abandoned subdomains pointing to reclaimed cloud IP addresses.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Choose the right pass for your project or subscribe for unlimited slots.

Free

$0

24 Hours

  • Economy Domains (.link)
  • Random Slug
  • 1 Active Slot
  • Instant SSL
Start Free

7-Day Pass

$5

7 Days

  • Premium Domains (.com)
  • Custom Slug
  • 1 Active Slot
  • Instant SSL
Get Pass

30-Day Pass

$12

30 Days

  • Premium Domains (.com)
  • Custom Slug
  • 1 Active Slot
  • Instant SSL
Get Pass
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Pro Subscription

$19/mo

Unlimited Renewals

  • Premium Domains (.com)
  • Custom Slug
  • 3 Active Slots
  • Priority Support
Go Pro

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our temporary DNS service.

What is a temporary staging link?

A temporary staging link is an auto-expiring, fully branded URL that points to your development or staging server (like your local machine's IP address or a cloud instance). It masks unprofessional IP addresses and provides a secure, client-ready presentation.

Do I need to configure SSL certificates manually?

No. BurnerLink automatically provisions Wildcard SSL via Cloudflare Proxy the moment your link is created. You never have to generate a Let's Encrypt certificate or configure your server for HTTPS. Your clients will see a secure lock icon without browser warnings.

How long do the domains last?

Depending on the pass you choose, your staging domain will stay active for 24 hours (Free tier), 7 days, or up to 30 days. Once the time is up, the DNS records self-destruct, ensuring no abandoned subdomains are left pointing to your servers.

Can I use my own custom domain slugs?

Yes, our paid passes and Pro Subscription allow you to pick custom slugs on premium domains (e.g., your-project.burnerlink.com) instead of a randomly generated string.