A sortable, searchable table with live status for every domain you own — across every registrar.
A domain portfolio tracker shows every domain you own in one place — status, expiry, registrar, and cost — instead of scattered registrar dashboards. DomainOwl refreshes this view daily via RDAP and adds a KPI strip and needs-attention feed so you see what matters first.
Most domain investors check status the hard way — logging into each registrar separately, or scanning a spreadsheet that's already a month stale. A portfolio tracker replaces that with one live, sortable table, backed by the same daily RDAP refresh that powers expiry alerts.
Total domains
147
Expiring soon
8
Cost basis
$24.3k
Projected profit
$66.9k
A long table is still a lot to scan manually. On top of it, a KPI strip totals domains, expiring count, cost basis, and projected profit across the whole portfolio, while a needs-attention feed surfaces exactly which domains need a decision — expiring soon, in the drop zone, or flagged by the keep/drop decision queue — so 500 domains are as easy to act on as 10.
A 10-domain list works fine as a spreadsheet. A 300-domain portfolio doesn't — searching, filtering, and keeping data current across registrars becomes the actual bottleneck. Bulk-import once, and every domain refreshes automatically from then on without touching a spreadsheet again.
It's a single table or dashboard showing every domain you own — status, expiry, registrar, and cost — instead of checking each domain individually across different registrar accounts. DomainOwl refreshes this data daily via RDAP, not on-demand lookups.
Yes — that's the core point. DomainOwl doesn't require registrar logins, so a GoDaddy domain, a Namecheap domain, and a Porkbun domain all sit in the same sortable, searchable table.
Both. Each domain gets a status badge (healthy, renew soon, urgent) driven by its real expiry date, plus a KPI strip showing totals across the whole portfolio and a needs-attention feed surfacing what to look at first.
They're complementary layers on the same data. The portfolio tracker is the at-a-glance view of everything you own; the expiry tracker handles the alert schedule, and the P&L ledger handles the financial side. All three read from the same imported portfolio.
Yes — search by name and filter by status, so a 500-domain portfolio is as easy to navigate as a 10-domain one. Bulk CSV import brings the whole list in at once rather than one domain at a time.
Import via CSV or add domains manually — RDAP handles the rest.
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