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In most organizations, the domain name sits as a record registered to one person's personal email, with nobody knowing when it will expire. We treat the domain name not as a registration transaction but as an asset that must be monitored: ownership with the right organization, DNS in order, renewal date tracked.
The following are the situations we encounter most often in the field. What they all have in common is that nobody notices until a problem occurs.
The domain name is registered to the email of a departed employee or a former agency. The renewal notice goes there too.
The payment card changed, the notice email fell into spam. The site and email stop together one morning.
Domain names are with different companies, in different accounts. It is not clear who manages which.
Domain names close to your brand are taken by someone else and redirected; the process requires a legal basis.
It can be a single domain name or a portfolio of hundreds; the process runs with the same discipline.
We work directly with multiple international registrars; we can register directly in both generic extensions (gTLD) and country extensions (ccTLD).
Where a domain name points matters as much as how it points. We keep the DNS records and make changes when you ask.
With automation we developed ourselves, the renewal dates, ownership details and DNS records of all domain names are monitored regularly.
When a domain resembles your brand or appears to have been registered in bad faith, we provide the technical support you need.
We gather a scattered portfolio under one roof; the period of not knowing which domain name is where ends.
The domain name account is an asset that needs to be protected at least as well as the mail server.
We are not a provider that sells mass packages. We work with a small number of organizations, getting to know their setup. The feedback we hear most is this: "When we call, we reach the technical team without waiting."
There is no ticket queue, no operator reading from a script, no "I passed it on to the relevant department" answer. You reach the colleague who knows the subject and talk through the solution with them.
You don't have to explain your system from scratch every time. Whoever set up your server is the one who looks at it when a problem occurs, and they approach it knowing its history.
If your need doesn't fit a standard package, we change the setup, not the package. As a team that has been in the field for years, we design the solution around your process.
Which of your domain names is registered where, when does it expire, who owns it? Let's see with a short review; if it is scattered, let's gather it.