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Domain 360 is free domain management software that tracks every domain you own, across every registrar, in one dashboard. Your domains are scattered across five registrars and six inboxes — Domain 360 puts everything in one encrypted vault and alerts you before anything expires.
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All domains in one table. Filter, sort, search instantly across every registrar.
Multi-registrarEmail + push alerts at 90, 60, 30, 14, 7 days. Auto Mon/Wed/Sat schedule.
Never expireTag domains as Own, Client, or Personal. Filter instantly by type.
Agency readyFirebase-powered. Server-side security rules. Zero-knowledge architecture.
Secure by designReal-time second-by-second countdown on every domain. Red/amber/green urgency.
Real-timeDownload your portfolio anytime. Import from any spreadsheet. Fully portable.
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Expert guides on managing domains, WHOIS lookup, DNS, security, and domain investing — written for every level.
How to Import Domains via CSV: The Exact Format That Avoids Errors
Domain 360's CSV import reads columns by position, not by header name, and silently skips anything it can't make sense of. Here is the exact format that imports cleanly every time, and the three mistakes that cause rows to vanish with no error message.
Bought an Expired Domain and It Won't Rank? Here's Why
If an expired domain won't rank after you've built a new site on it, the most likely cause is a carried-over Google penalty or a toxic backlink profile from its previous life — check its Wayback Machine history and disavow spammy links before assuming the domain itself is broken.
MX Record Conflict When Setting Up Google Workspace or Microsoft 365? Here's the Fix
MX record conflicts almost always come from leftover records from your old email provider — most DNS panels won't let two sets of MX records coexist cleanly. Deleting the old provider's MX records completely before adding the new ones resolves the conflict in nearly every case.
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