Domains · Ownership and risk
The result: Your domains and social handles in one view, with a clear owner, next action and risk for each critical name.
We assess acquisition or recovery routes through the relevant registrar, then help track renewal, control and lookalike exposure alongside your social presence.
Ownership
We work across major registrars. Secured names land in an account your organisation controls.
Risk
Review expiries, control gaps and lookalikes beside your social surface.
Commercial model
No acquisition fee unless the target name is secured.
One namespace
Assessing ownership and route
The full digital identity
Your domains and social accounts carry the same identity. A gap in either gives customers a different place to land or a different voice to trust.
The domain world
Know the holder, registrar, renewal and DNS destination. Find the exact and near-match names that need action.
The social world
See official accounts, who can access them and the lookalikes competing for your audience’s trust.
Acquisition, recovery and risk
Across registrars and markets, each name needs the right route and a place in the wider identity record.
A confidential approach to the current holder, with terms brought back for your approval.
A lapsed name may need the registrar; a disputed name may need a rights review. The available route depends on the case.
Review lookalikes and typo variants, then prioritise the names worth holding before they create exposure.
Have a name in mind? Share it with us and we’ll identify the first decision: approach, recovery review or defensive hold.
Check the routeHow the work starts
We establish the position, choose the work and make the next decision clear to your team.
Tell us the domain, its current position and the outcome the business needs.
We check the holder, registrar, controlling account and risks around the name.
Acquisition, recovery, defensive holdings or monitoring — each starts from a different position.
Any name secured lands in your registrar, and the estate record shows what sits around it.
Send the target domain, what happened, the registrar if known and the person who can approve terms or a claim. We first establish the viable route and the next decision. Owner responses, registrar windows and dispute processes determine how long securing a name can take.
What comes back
A shared view your security, legal and digital teams can use across domain and social identity.
Any domains secured are placed in your own registrar account, under your organisation’s control.
A record across registrars of each domain’s holder, controlling account, lock, renewal date and DNS destination.
Renewal, control and lookalike exposure reviewed alongside your social handles, so both sides of the identity stay visible.
Domain scenarios
The missing domain joins a name the brand already owns.
Your Brand is a fictional brand. Example records only; domain availability, routes, timing and outcomes vary.
FAQ
Yes. We can approach the holder and negotiate on your behalf, including when direct approaches have gone unanswered. Acquisition is success-based: if the name is not secured, there is no acquisition fee.
We assess the available route through the registrar or the relevant dispute process. The route depends on the domain and its circumstances, so recovery is not presented as a guaranteed outcome.
Yes. We review the variants that matter to your brand, check who holds them and help secure available names where that is the right route.
We review where critical names are registered, who controls them, when they renew and what they point at. We also prioritise lookalike and typo variants that could be used to impersonate your brand. The review sits alongside your social identity record.
Yes. We work through the processes of leading registrars globally and can map an estate spread across providers. The available transfer, recovery and account controls depend on the registrar and the domain. Names secured are placed in an account your organisation controls.
Any names secured sit in a registrar account under your control. You also receive a register showing each domain’s holder, registrar, renewal date and destination, with domain and social risks brought into one view.
The route depends on what happened and which registry is involved. A lapsed name may have a registrar recovery window. An unauthorised transfer or a suspected bad-faith registration needs a separate review of the available registrar or dispute process, such as UDRP or Nominet DRS where applicable.
Sometimes. We establish who controls the name, assess whether confidential outreach is appropriate and bring any proposed terms back for your approval. A holder may choose not to sell, and some names need a different route.
Cybersquatting generally describes registering or using a domain in bad faith to trade on someone else's mark. We review the rights and evidence with you, then assess whether outreach or an available dispute process is appropriate. The route and outcome depend on the domain and the facts.
They are placed in a registrar account your organisation controls. We record ownership, renewal and DNS, and review registrar lock and auto-renew settings where available.
Acquisition, recovery, defensive holdings or estate review — the first step is the name.