question How to do you keep an overview of all your domains

[siddardha]

How to do you keep an overview of all your domains at different registrars?

 

[Windoms]

Use Uniregistry's interface.
Create portfolios

https://www.namepros.com/threads/use-the-uniregistry-platform-to-sort-your-domains.1173266/

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Excel

 

[alop]

@lock maintains my domains ..he got em on lock

 

[HexPixel_com]

If you want to easily update prices across registrars, you need to have everything organized in excel for the CSV imports.

I found it easier to make my own private website and import all domains into woocommerce. It's easier to navigate through all my domains, keep them updated and categorize them by different keywords on a website than in excel. Visualization is much better, sorting and searching much faster inside the store ui with comprehensive search functions.

You then can export the woocommerce CSV ready to be uploaded on the different registrars, very straightforward process. All for free on AWS with free tiers.

 

[ddesigns]

Excel is what I prefer. Easy and quick.

 

[siddardha]

Use Uniregistry's interface.
Create portfolios

https://www.namepros.com/threads/use-the-uniregistry-platform-to-sort-your-domains.1173266/

Thanks I tried it
I just want to keep track of all domains and their nameservers too
This feature is also available in Namesilo and Dynadot I believe

 

[accuname]

Excel 97

 

[manraj]

Excel 97

Simple but effective

 

[uzver]

I just want to keep track of all domains and their nameservers too

Why do you need to track the nameservers?

I personally set the nameservers when the newly acquired domains land into my account. This is not something I change frequently (if at all) before the domain sells.

Even when the domain is transferred to another Registrar, the nameservers should be preserved (unless there are some custom settings in your account).

 

[Etim Abasiama]

I like this topic, and I've been using excel too. Thanks for this article

 

[BradWilson]

I posted about this same topic in another thread.

Popular software to track your domain buying, selling and listings?

 

[Name Trader]

I principally manage my domains today on my forsale website. At least for 98% which are at Dynadot. For the 2% which are waiting to be transferred to Dynadot, I also use my forsale website backed up with a small Awaiting Transfer spreadsheet, where I track transfer dates.

I am a great believer Domain Punch as well. It's very good. It's free for the first 30 days which is enough time to evaluate it. It's excellent.

 

[bmugford]

Excel, but I will export my list from the registrar from time to time to make sure my domains are accounted for.

Brad

 

[ixex]

Excel

 

[Ariff BD]

gOod thread i needed that

 

[Kwikkie]

Excel + trello + notion

 

[jhm]

Think most of the guys here have it right, a simple Excel does the job just fine ...don't overcomplicate things

Personally, my overview is in my head. I own under 100 in holdings at any one time at 3 different registrars (generally) and my brain keeps track of them just fine. If I happened to own thousands, maybe it would be different

 

[lock]

With mega memory. A funny story this used to be played same commercial on tv almost every night and because of it flat mates had memorised one of these infommercials and would convince guests we had the gift as it was playing on tv.

 

[Manik]

I love google sheets because you can then type a particular email you want to share with as read/write or just read only.

It's really helpful when you wish to show a particular person your portfolio especially during liquidation process.