Domain Startup Ideas

1 month ago

A German startup that’s building a library of public domain content for publishers to help them better understand their audience.

160

3 years ago

An SaaS platform for managing your own domain name and SSL certificates with one dashboard. The company says it can help anyone manage their website in five minutes.

159

1 year ago

A company that provides a platform for clients to build their own websites, including hosting and domain registration, with a focus on clients who need a site for a specific purpose.

138

3 years ago

Another startup in the European market, DocDoc is a software suite that manages the entire process of building a website, from finding a domain name to building a site and testing it.

126

1 year ago

A tool for managing your domain registrar, domain names, and hosting.

120

7 months ago

This company aims to help small-business owners manage and launch their own domain names. The startup is meeting with potential customers and building a marketing campaign.

103

2 years ago

A company that’s building an app that would let you buy and sell domain names and website content in a way that’s more transparent and better for the seller than current methods.

97

8 months ago

PitchBook aims to make the process of selling a business faster and easier. PitchBook’s platform will let anyone with a website or domain name sell their company, and do that in a matter of minutes, with no sign-up or legal forms required. The company is currently working with over a dozen companies.

95

3 years ago

This startup is building an AI chatbot that acts as a friendly customer service rep. The startup is using a combination of machine learning, natural language processing, and domain expertise to make its chatbot more human.

94

3 years ago

Derringer is a company that reduces the risk of email scams by providing a service that verifies authenticity of emails, using domain reputation.

93

4 months ago

A startup that aims to register web domains with a .click on the way.

93

2 years ago

This startup is building a cloud-based tool to help small businesses create and manage their websites. It allows companies to create and update their own websites with a single click and without having to buy a domain.

92

6 months ago

A platform to allow businesses to register domain names for a fee.

76

1 year ago

This startup looks to build a more flexible, less expensive alternative to traditional DNS (domain name server) services (think Cloudflare.)

73

1 year ago

A domain registration and hosting service for startups and entrepreneurs in India and the Middle East. The company is in the midst of a $1 million seed round.

72

1 year ago

This is a startup that helps people with financial planning and planning for retirement. It’s a complicated, nuanced domain that’s dominated by a handful of companies, but this startup is trying to automate the process using machine learning and artificial intelligence.

64

7 months ago

A company that uses AI to help companies protect their brands online. The company says it has sold more than $5,000 in domain names in the past year.

62

1 year ago

The company allows users to connect their devices to their domain, and send messages to other users in real time.

59

2 years ago

An in-house recruiting tool for companies. It’s meant to help recruiters quickly and accurately fill jobs via a platform that can be set up on their own web domain.

58

10 months ago

A startup based in India that offers domain name registration and domain management services to local and global businesses.

54

3 years ago

Idea: An API for domain name registration

52

11 months ago

A person can’t buy domain names any more. So instead they can go to a URL registrar like GoDaddy and buy a name pair like “www.airlines.com”. The startup is taking names in the .com, .net, .org, .us and .gov TLDs and buying them up in bulk with the idea that it can then resell them at a premium.

51

6 months ago

A startup that makes it easy for companies to build software and applications for their customers, then automatically deploy that software to their customers' domains.

50

1 year ago

This startup is building a marketplace for “sales-ready” websites and the themes they would be built around. The company provides their own hosting & domain names, but it’s up to the seller if they want to use them and with what.

48

1 year ago

An online directory for buying individual domains, which is a resource for companies looking to buy domain names.

44

1 year ago

Allows users to create and share content with their devices, leveraging the power of their domain.

44

4 months ago

A company that owns a “premium” domain name and phone number, which allows them to offer, manage, and rent out that name and number.

43

10 months ago

A tool for finding external funding that’s not tied to your domain. Clique is a competitor to AngelList, a site where individuals can post up their startup and ask for funding. The advantage is that it’s not tied to a specific domain, allowing it to work for any industry.

40

3 years ago

Idea: The team is building a web app that allows people to buy a single-letter domain name for $10. It’s a two-sided marketplace, with the buyer and the seller both paying a 10% fee.

34

6 months ago

A startup that builds AI tools for evaluating software applications and services. The startup wants to help build new products and services that earlier couldn’t be built due to an incomplete AI understanding of the problem domain.

33

4 months ago

A web-based destination for people who want to hire contractors in various domains.

31

27 days ago

A way to buy and sell internet domains, shortening the process of buying and selling the domain name.

18

14 days ago

A platform that aggregates and provides information about domain names, including who owns them, who is using them, and details about their registration.

18

5 months ago

A self-serve platform that helps businesses set up and manage their accounts. The startup offers domain management, online payments, and email services.

14

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that is meant to be the ‘GoDaddy’ of Domain Registrations

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3 years ago

Idea: A startup that enables people to create an online store for their products with a custom domain, and have the startup built a custom mobile app for it

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3 years ago

Idea: A software that helps people build a personal website with their own domain name It also helps them build an email address on their domain The company says it has over 1,000 paying customers

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Domain Startup Ideas

A German startup that’s building a library of public domain content for publishers to help them better understand their audience.

An SaaS platform for managing your own domain name and SSL certificates with one dashboard. The company says it can help anyone manage their website in five minutes.

A company that provides a platform for clients to build their own websites, including hosting and domain registration, with a focus on clients who need a site for a specific purpose.

Another startup in the European market, DocDoc is a software suite that manages the entire process of building a website, from finding a domain name to building a site and testing it.

A tool for managing your domain registrar, domain names, and hosting.

This company aims to help small-business owners manage and launch their own domain names. The startup is meeting with potential customers and building a marketing campaign.

A company that’s building an app that would let you buy and sell domain names and website content in a way that’s more transparent and better for the seller than current methods.

This startup is building an AI chatbot that acts as a friendly customer service rep. The startup is using a combination of machine learning, natural language processing, and domain expertise to make its chatbot more human.

Derringer is a company that reduces the risk of email scams by providing a service that verifies authenticity of emails, using domain reputation.

A startup that aims to register web domains with a .click on the way.

This startup is building a cloud-based tool to help small businesses create and manage their websites. It allows companies to create and update their own websites with a single click and without having to buy a domain.

A platform to allow businesses to register domain names for a fee.

This startup looks to build a more flexible, less expensive alternative to traditional DNS (domain name server) services (think Cloudflare.)

A domain registration and hosting service for startups and entrepreneurs in India and the Middle East. The company is in the midst of a $1 million seed round.

This is a startup that helps people with financial planning and planning for retirement. It’s a complicated, nuanced domain that’s dominated by a handful of companies, but this startup is trying to automate the process using machine learning and artificial intelligence.

A company that uses AI to help companies protect their brands online. The company says it has sold more than $5,000 in domain names in the past year.

The company allows users to connect their devices to their domain, and send messages to other users in real time.

An in-house recruiting tool for companies. It’s meant to help recruiters quickly and accurately fill jobs via a platform that can be set up on their own web domain.

A startup based in India that offers domain name registration and domain management services to local and global businesses.

Idea: An API for domain name registration

A startup that makes it easy for companies to build software and applications for their customers, then automatically deploy that software to their customers' domains.

This startup is building a marketplace for “sales-ready” websites and the themes they would be built around. The company provides their own hosting & domain names, but it’s up to the seller if they want to use them and with what.

An online directory for buying individual domains, which is a resource for companies looking to buy domain names.

Allows users to create and share content with their devices, leveraging the power of their domain.

A company that owns a “premium” domain name and phone number, which allows them to offer, manage, and rent out that name and number.

A tool for finding external funding that’s not tied to your domain. Clique is a competitor to AngelList, a site where individuals can post up their startup and ask for funding. The advantage is that it’s not tied to a specific domain, allowing it to work for any industry.

Idea: The team is building a web app that allows people to buy a single-letter domain name for $10. It’s a two-sided marketplace, with the buyer and the seller both paying a 10% fee.

A startup that builds AI tools for evaluating software applications and services. The startup wants to help build new products and services that earlier couldn’t be built due to an incomplete AI understanding of the problem domain.

A web-based destination for people who want to hire contractors in various domains.

A way to buy and sell internet domains, shortening the process of buying and selling the domain name.

A platform that aggregates and provides information about domain names, including who owns them, who is using them, and details about their registration.

A self-serve platform that helps businesses set up and manage their accounts. The startup offers domain management, online payments, and email services.

Idea: A startup that is meant to be the ‘GoDaddy’ of Domain Registrations

Idea: A startup that enables people to create an online store for their products with a custom domain, and have the startup built a custom mobile app for it

Idea: A software that helps people build a personal website with their own domain name It also helps them build an email address on their domain The company says it has over 1,000 paying customers