information BODIS.COM IS CLOSING DOWN

[greenlake]

After so many years of serving domain owners, bodis.com is out of the business of domain parking.
Monetizing traffic for parked domains is probably not an attractive business anymore. Bodis users received this email today:

Thank you for the trust and partnership you’ve shared with us over the years - it truly means a great deal to our team.

As we look ahead and move into the next chapter, we’ve made the decision to cease operating our services effective January 31, 2026.

To ensure a smooth transition, we kindly ask that you move your domains off our platform within the next several days. After that time, any domains still pointed to our services will no longer resolve or be monetized.

Our main site will remain available through April 30, 2026, so you’ll continue to have access to your account, including historical stats and payment information.

As a courtesy, the minimum payout threshold has been reduced to $0.01 for payments made via PayPal. If your balance is below the minimum required for Bank Transfer, we recommend switching to PayPal to receive any remaining funds.

For any questions or concerns, please contact us at [email protected]

We appreciate your partnership and thank you for being part of our journey.

 

[labrocca]

Wow, logged in today to see this news. Crazy how much the internet is imho being consolidated and domains hardly even matter anymore. Parking income has to be disastrous.

Bye Bodis, I didn't use you but certainly you were a good service for Domainers.

 

[dnk]

I agree that it is becoming increasingly difficult to monetize domains, due to which the real domain investors are forced to let at least a few domains expire. Does anyone know of websites which pay only for domain traffic?

 

[A-I-M]

Adaptation is no longer optional in this business — it’s survival.

This will happen to others as well. The real question is: how will traffic monetization evolve from here?