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Hello!

Anyone know of any good software/saas/website for a domain portfolio?
I currently have over 200 domains scattered around on different registrars.

All I need is a way to view expiry date and registrar. Anything else is a huge plus :)

Thanks!
 
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LibreOffice Calc ;)

domain.io became free recently, you might try that.
 
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LibreOffice Calc ;)

domain.io became free recently, you might try that.
Domain.IO looks really nice, but sadly for me the Norwegian domains I own does not leak the expiery date.. So I have to manually track it :D

Using excel at the moment... But I find myself doing alot more work to maintain that than I really should
 
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Well, no tool can track something that is invisible. ;)
 
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Well, no tool can track something that is invisible. ;)
True, but having a way to manually input dates would be nice, something Domain.IO does not seem to support
 
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I totally recommend managing your domain assets on your own computer, and keeping a "master" list that’s always up-to-date.

I know it's very convenient, but relying solely on registrars, marketplaces, or even online portfolio management solutions for your domain assets can be risky. Some recent threads about suddenly missing domains from registrar and marketplace accounts can easily be found on this forum. Glitches can happen anywhere and any time, and there might be times when you will not be able to access the Internet. Also, you might want to prepare your family and friends to manage your domain assets if you become ill or some other unexpected event happens.

As @pb also suggested, using a free program like LibreOffice Calc, or any other spreadsheet or database program, can help you keep track of your domain assets easily.
 
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I totally recommend managing your domain assets on your own computer, and keeping a "master" list that’s always up-to-date.

I know it's very convenient, but relying solely on registrars, marketplaces, or even online portfolio management solutions for your domain assets can be risky. Some recent threads about suddenly missing domains from registrar and marketplace accounts can easily be found on this forum. Glitches can happen anywhere and any time, and there might be times when you will not be able to access the Internet. Also, you might want to prepare your family and friends to manage your domain assets if you become ill or some other unexpected event happens.

As @pb also suggested, using a free program like LibreOffice Calc, or any other spreadsheet or database program, can help you keep track of your domain assets easily.
Thanks for a detailed message :) Guess ill stick to good old excel! :)
 
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