DomainBook Pro
Track domain costs, renewals & ROI in one clean portfolio
6 followers
Track domain costs, renewals & ROI in one clean portfolio
6 followers
DomainBook Pro is the portfolio command center for domain brokers and investors. Connect GoDaddy, Cloudflare or Namecheap to auto-import your domains and keep expirations in sync. Get AI valuations, reputation/blocklist monitoring, a drop-catch watchlist, live RDAP tracking, ROI on sales, and Slack/calendar alerts. Multi-currency reports, CSV and Excel export. Flat $20/mo, unlimited domains, 7-day free trial.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I build small, focused SaaS tools, and DomainBook Pro came out of a problem I kept seeing: every domain investor eventually builds a 40-column spreadsheet — and it goes stale the moment a name renews. It never tells you your real return, and sooner or later a good name quietly expires.
So I built the thing the spreadsheet was pretending to be:
• Every domain, every registrar, in one searchable ledger
• Live RDAP lookups, so expiration dates are real rather than remembered
• Cost basis in, sale out — net profit, ROI and annualized ROI calculated for you
• 30/60/90-day renewal countdowns, plus a private calendar feed
• Quarterly review that sorts the book into Hold / Monitor / Review / Drop
• Reports and multi-tab Excel export for taxes and your accountant
Flat $20/mo, unlimited domains, 7-day free trial, no credit card to start.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone running a book of names today. What's the one number your spreadsheet never gives you?
Love that you handled the spreadsheet fatigue problem head-on, the net profit calculation and ICS feed alone would save me hours each month. One thing that would really push it over the top for me is a quick CSV import so I can move over years of acquisition records from my existing Excel sheet without retyping every entry.
Thank you! @esmanurlnsn this is exactly the kind of feedback that makes a launch worth it. You nailed the reason DomainBook exists: killing the spreadsheet busywork so the numbers just show up.
Good news — I built the CSV import you asked for. You can now upload your existing Excel/Sheets file straight from the Domains page; it auto-matches your column headers (cost, fees, acquired and expiration dates, renewal, value, registrar, and more), skips anything already in your portfolio, and there's a template to match if you'd like one. So years of acquisition records come over in one go, no retyping — and everything feeds cost basis and ROI automatically.
It's rolling out shortly. If your sheet has any unusual column names, send me a header row and I'll make sure they map cleanly. Thanks again for pushing it over the top. 🙌