Every Client Domain, One Lifecycle View.
Track a book of client domains for expiry, status and availability, so you prompt renewals on time and catch drops the moment they happen.
- One inventory across every registrar and account
- Renewal reminders on a ladder ahead of each date
- Drops caught the moment a name frees up
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A Book of Domains, Not a Spreadsheet of Them
A reseller's inventory does not live in one registrar. It is spread across the platforms you resell, the accounts you inherited, and the names clients registered themselves before they came to you. The one that lapses is always the one that was in none of your reports.
Import every name you manage into one inventory, group it by client or reseller account, and let the engine read the public registry record for each on a schedule, whoever the registrar of record is.
One Inventory, Any Registrar
Track domains registered anywhere, by anyone. No registrar logins or API keys are needed, because the engine reads public WHOIS and RDAP.
Grouped by Client
Group and tag domains by client or reseller account, then filter every view and every alert preference by that grouping.
Across Every Platform
A book split across several wholesale platforms reads as one portfolio, so nothing falls through the seam between two control panels.
Prompt the Renewal, Catch the Drop
The lifecycle of a client domain is the reseller's calendar. A renewal prompted a month early keeps a customer; a name that quietly drops is either a churned client or, if it was worth having, a name a competitor now catches.
Reminders climb a ladder ahead of every expiry, and when a name does lapse the engine reads the registry through redemption and pending-delete so you know the day it becomes gettable again.
Renewal Reminder Ladder
Reminders fire at widening intervals ahead of each expiry date, so a renewal outreach goes out with time to convert rather than after the grace period.
Drop Timing
A lapsed name is followed through redemption and pending-delete, so you know when it actually frees rather than guessing from the expiry date.
The Lanes a Reseller Turns On
Three lanes cover the lifecycle of a book of client domains at volume.
Portfolio Tracking
Every client domain in one grouped inventory, filtered by account, with per-domain alert preferences.
Status Monitoring
Registry status and lifecycle stage read on a schedule, so transfers, holds and expiries surface as they happen.
Alert Routing
Email, Slack, Discord and signed webhooks per alert type, so a renewal prompt can flow straight into your own systems.
Domainyze vs. Manual Tracking
A spreadsheet of renewal dates is a book that is only as current as the last time someone updated it.
| Aspect | Domainyze Us | Spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|
| How dates stay current | Read from the registry on a schedule | Only as current as the last manual edit |
| How you are reminded | Ladder of alerts to email, Slack or webhook | A date in a cell nobody opened |
| When a name frees | Followed through redemption and pending-delete | Guessed from the expiry date |
| At thousands of names | One grouped inventory, filtered by client | A file that slows and drifts as it grows |
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from resellers and registrar operations teams.
Do I need API access to the registrars I resell through?
No. The engine reads public WHOIS and RDAP records, so it tracks a domain's expiry, status and lifecycle without any registrar credentials. You can monitor names across every platform you resell through, and across accounts you do not control, from one inventory.
Can renewal reminders flow into my own systems?
Yes, through signed webhooks. Every alert type can post a JSON payload with an HMAC signature to an endpoint you control, so a renewal reminder can open a task, trigger an outreach or post to a client channel. Slack and Discord are built in if you want the shorter path.
Is this a backorder or drop-catching service?
No. Domainyze is monitoring, not acquisition. It tells you when a name enters redemption, pending-delete and availability so you can act through whatever registrar you use. It does not place backorders or register names on your behalf.
How many domains can one account track?
The free tier covers 5 domains, Pro covers 200 and Business covers 500. A reseller book usually lands on Business for the domain count and the faster check cadence that catches drops sooner.
Can I keep client portfolios separate?
Yes. Group and tag domains by client or reseller account, then filter every view by that grouping. Alert preferences are per domain, so a client's production name can alert more aggressively than a parked one.
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