What do you guys use to keep track of your domains?

[Remnant]

Hey all,

What program do you all use to keep track of your domains? My list is getting out of hand and the old pen and paper isn't cutting it anymore

Thanks,
Remn

 

[INFORG]

Microsoft Excel spreadsheet is easy to make and use for this.

 

[RMF]

Excel.

RMF

 

[RON2]

There's a software program called Watch My Domains Pro that is very good. I also know of a PHP web based solution that will be coming out soon.

My advice though is to get in a habit of transferring your domains to a single registrar. If you do them all 30 days before they're due for registration, it's a one-year plan to having them all in one place.

 

[Luc]

Whois-Monitor.com monitors as many domains as you want
24/7 for status changes, name server changes, and
near expiration date alerts, etc.

It's pretty cheap too. Alerts are faster than SnapNames and
this is very similar to the SnapShot previously offered
by SnapNames.

 

[laskos]

2gajgops ? what do you mean excel...Do you have something deigned to watch and monitor name?

can i have it please

 

[Remnant]

Thanks all, I'll be giving those a try.

 

[stuff]

I use also Watch My Domains Pro

 

[mole]

PowerPoint

 

[stuff]

Originally posted by mole
PowerPoint

 

[laskos]

It is ok people putting on here what they use but can someone please email me or post us where to get them from?

Email me at [email protected] with anything anyone feels will help me monitor about 100 names i am after. They are .co.uk and .coms so anything would help :razz:

 

[INFORG]

Laskos,

I think maybe some people are talking about "monitoring" names and others like myself understood the original post to mean managing all of the domains you already own.

Excel is good for keeping a list of what you own and where it is registered, expiration, etc. It doesn't monitor names about to expire or anything like that.

 

[Bob]

Paper / Pen and Domain Seller Pro.

And keep them all at one registrar.

I am just completeing the cycle of transferring all names to eNom (about 10 more to go). It has been one year in the making and makes thing a lot easier. I always transfer names to eNom when I buy them too.

-Bob