Stop juggling spreadsheets and sticky notes. SiteBinder gives every domain, subdomain, and page a home, organized, connected, and visible in one place. Get renewal reminders before you miss a date, see how pages link together, and finally know what's actually live across your portfolio. Built for solo devs and small agencies who are done guessing.
Hey everyone! Excited to launch SiteBinder.
The idea came from two moments that stuck with me. First, in my corporate life, finding a broken video embed that had been sitting on a page for two years before anyone noticed. Second, in my side hustle life, realizing that I had purchased so many domains and had so many pages in-flight that I was quickly losing track of it all. Both times, the problem wasn't that no one cared, it was that there was no system tracking what existed in the first place.
That's the core idea behind SiteBinder: it's not trying to auto-discover or scan your sites for you. You add what matters, deliberately. It's the difference between a tool that knows about your pages and one that actually gets looked at regularly because you're the one who put the data in.
My process evolved a lot during the build. I started thinking domains and subdomains were the core unit of value, but it turns out pages are. That one realization changed a lot of decisions, including dropping page limits across every plan tier and building a visual map that shows how everything connects.
I'm a solo founder building this nights and weekends, so I'd genuinely love to hear what's confusing, missing, or could be better. Happy to answer anything about the tech, the pricing, or the thinking behind any of it!
Can it detect broken links automatically when it maps the site?
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@karimbenkeroumΒ At this stage it does not, but that is intentional. Having to manually go through your pages make it so you know what you actually have out there. That said, this is a possibility of being a feature in the future.
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Can it detect broken links automatically when it maps the site?
@karimbenkeroumΒ At this stage it does not, but that is intentional. Having to manually go through your pages make it so you know what you actually have out there. That said, this is a possibility of being a feature in the future.