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In 2010, DomainsBot domain suggestion was responsible for more than 600,000 domain registrations.<ref>[http://www.domainsbot.com/b2b/about/ DomainsBot About]</ref> | In 2010, DomainsBot domain suggestion was responsible for more than 600,000 domain registrations.<ref>[http://www.domainsbot.com/b2b/about/ DomainsBot About]</ref> | ||
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| + | Domainsbot has deals with major companies, such as [[AfterNIC]], to provide their customers with available and expiring domains. They work with over 100 [[registrar]]s, which the customers are able to rate with regards to ease, price, service, and offerings. In this way Domainsbot's customers have the ability to share experiences and shop for the best possible registrar for their particular needs.<ref>[http://www.moniker.com/domain-masters/ep-2005-04-13/page-1.jsp Monkier.com]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 19:56, 14 April 2011
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| Type: | Privately Held |
| Industry: | Domain Name Search Engine |
| Founded: | Rome, 1999 |
| Headquarters: | US Office Pier 38, Embacadero |
| Businesses: | Domain Name Creation Software and Services, Registration of Vanity Numbers |
| Products: | Domain Suggestions, Phone Services, Domain Marketing |
| Website: | DomainsBot.com |
| Twitter: |  @DomainsBot
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| Key People | |
| Emiliano Pasqualetti, CEO Max Ralli, President & co-Founder | |
DomainsBot is the major provider of semantic based services to the domain industry.[1] They are industry leaders known for their unique and effective search technologies, domain name suggestion systems, and classification services which are utilized by other prominent registrars, like GoDaddy, Tucows, Register.com, 1&1, Directi, Sedo, and others.[2] Sedo became a minority investor in 2008.[3]
History
DomainsBot was launched in 1999 by two life-long friends, Daniel Ruzzini Meija and Max Ralli, when they were still university students. The project began under the name, "Local Whois", and focused mainly on expiring domains. In 2002 they took over the DomainsBot enterprise.[4] In 2004, it began to integrate the semantic search engine, which it is know well-known for, and in 2008 Sedo invested in the venture.[5] While their semantic search engine has always been at the fore of the industry, it has also undergone improvements and optimization processes since its inception, most notably in 2007. The new version included improved self-learning capabilities, and new tools for user interaction, such as those that address aftermarket domains and suggested alternatives.[6]
Services
DomainsBot focuses on helping its customers find an ideal available domain name from the primary and secondary domain markets. Their semantic search technology works with multi-language name proposition software and other domain analysis systems.[7] They offer supplementary services such as as a typo generator, which determines possible targets for cybersquatters, and graphic brainstorming tools, among others.[8]
In 2010, DomainsBot domain suggestion was responsible for more than 600,000 domain registrations.[9]
Affiliations
Domainsbot has deals with major companies, such as AfterNIC, to provide their customers with available and expiring domains. They work with over 100 registrars, which the customers are able to rate with regards to ease, price, service, and offerings. In this way Domainsbot's customers have the ability to share experiences and shop for the best possible registrar for their particular needs.[10]