Domain store script

[james2002]

I wonder which script is good for domain shop. I used to use tables and html pages but as I got hundreds of domains, I would like a script to help me out.

I want a paid or free script which I don't need to put "Link back" at the footer.

thanks for your help.

[kengreenwood]

Here's one that I built if you're interested... all of the domains get stored in a database.

http://www.domainerport.com/showcase/index.htm

[james2002]

Thanks. Very interesting. How much will it cost?

[victornumber]

I'm interested as well. What is the price?

[kengreenwood]

Depends on how much customization you want... If you just want new colors and a custom logo - a couple hundred bucks to have it outright. No subscription fees to bleed you dry over time. Couple requirements - you need to be running your domain on a host that supports PHP and MySQL. I'll even install it all for you and if you have a lot of domains and categories I can bulk load them for you to get you started... See what I did for Lance at:

http://tldnetworks.com/?page_id=184

If you don't have a host that supports that stuff, I can host it for you for a nominal monthly fee...

[garyrcanuck]

I have been using Domainerscript for somtime now and I believe that it is the most complete script available today. The support is simply the best and when you believe you have it all Tom develops another feature to keep this script #1. Have a look and you will see why successful domainers insist on Domainerscipt.

[kengreenwood]

Originally Posted by garyrcanuck

I have been using Domainerscript for somtime now and I believe that it is the most complete script available today. The support is simply the best and when you believe you have it all Tom develops another feature to keep this script #1. Have a look and you will see why successful domainers insist on Domainerscipt.

I've reviewed the Domainerscript extensively and do agree that it has a lot of great features. Can't say that the support is "simply the best" because I can compete with the best of them. And the only real negative I would say about Domainerscript is the look/feel. Very old school!