Looking for feedback: what’s the most annoying part of managing your domain portfolio?

[arnauddsj]

Hey everyone,

I’ve been spending the past months building a domain portfolio manager called UnifyDom. It lets you centralise your domains from multiple registrars, track renewals, and compare costs.

I know there are already a few tools out there, but I still see people using spreadsheets or juggling dashboards. I’m trying to understand what’s still missing or too painful in the existing options. It's read-only at the moment, it doesn’t change any registrar settings. I wanted to keep it simple and 100% secure while focusing on visibility, organisation, and cost tracking first.

I’d really appreciate hearing from domain investors or agencies here:

– If a domain management tool could save you 10 hours a month, where should it focus?
– What’s the most time-consuming or frustrating part of keeping portfolios organized?
– If a manager like UnifyDom could do one thing perfectly, what should it be?

I’m inviting a few people from the forum who manage 50+ domains to use UnifyDom free for at least 6 months while I collect honest feedback and improve it.

Thanks in advance!
Arnaud

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Bonjour Arnaud, welcome to DNForum!!

Is it https://unifydom.com/? .. you might wish to edit the link in your post.

looks very very neat!! is this a v2 of tldspy.com?

 

[arnauddsj]

Yes !! thank you I didn't see the link was broken.
https://tldspy.com was build in the making of unifydom actually. Unifydom is using tldspy api to get pricing from registrars I'm still actively updating tldspy.com as a stand alone project as well.

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Yes !! thank you I didn't see the link was broken.
https://tldspy.com was build in the making of unifydom actually. Unifydom is using tldspy api to get pricing from registrars I'm still actively updating tldspy.com as a stand alone project as well.

Tldspy is very cool a similar tool is also on our “to be developed” list, though we are miles away from even coming close to that ( busy with other stuff). Great, great job!!

 

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

A really cool project indeed

 

[Hashim]

Hey everyone,

I’ve been spending the past months building a domain portfolio manager called UnifyDom. It lets you centralise your domains from multiple registrars, track renewals, and compare costs.

I know there are already a few tools out there, but I still see people using spreadsheets or juggling dashboards. I’m trying to understand what’s still missing or too painful in the existing options. It's read-only at the moment, it doesn’t change any registrar settings. I wanted to keep it simple and 100% secure while focusing on visibility, organisation, and cost tracking first.

I’d really appreciate hearing from domain investors or agencies here:

– If a domain management tool could save you 10 hours a month, where should it focus?
– What’s the most time-consuming or frustrating part of keeping portfolios organized?
– If a manager like UnifyDom could do one thing perfectly, what should it be?

I’m inviting a few people from the forum who manage 50+ domains to use UnifyDom free for at least 6 months while I collect honest feedback and improve it.

Thanks in advance!
Arnaud

That’s a solid idea, Arnaud — portfolio management across multiple registrars is still a real pain point. Even advanced investors I talk to still rely on spreadsheets or messy dashboards.


From what I’ve seen, the biggest time-waster is renewal tracking + cost optimization. Especially when domains are spread across registrars with inconsistent APIs and pricing.


If UnifyDom can make renewal visibility + cost comparison effortless — and maybe integrate “expiring soon” alerts by registrar — that alone could save hours each month.


Really like the read-only approach too. Keeps security concerns low while testing the core value.