KeepMyDomains

About KeepMyDomains

KeepMyDomains solves a small, expensive problem: a portfolio of domains spread across several registrars, each with its own renewal calendar and its own notification settings, where the two failure modes are letting something valuable lapse and quietly paying to renew something nobody wants any more. The product pulls every domain into one dashboard regardless of where it is registered, checks expiry automatically on a schedule, and sends reminders on a lead time the owner defines rather than whatever the registrar happens to use. Notifications go out by email, by Pushover, or both, which matters because registrar renewal warnings routinely land in a mailbox nobody reads; Pushover puts the same alert on a phone. The interface is deliberately minimal — the vendor's own framing is that there are no complicated features to learn and getting started is a single Add Domain click — and paid tiers add bulk import so an existing portfolio does not have to be typed in by hand, plus up to three staged alerts per channel in the run-up to an expiry instead of a single warning. The scale of the tiers makes the audience clear: 10 domains free, 50 on Developer, 200 on Business, which is indie-hacker and small-agency territory rather than corporate brand protection.

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