Domain Resellers

Domain reselling is all about selling domain names to end customers without the hassle of managing your own registry accreditations. Instead of going through the time, cost, and complexity of becoming accredited, resellers work with a registrar that provides the infrastructure, competitive pricing, and tools to sell domains under their own brand. It’s a proven ...

Compounded data samples on US-based small businesses and republished by Hostinger in 2025 expose how 27% of small businesses don’t have a website yet, but the vast majority of them (87%) are planning to create one in the near future.  And, with the website being the primary digital point of contact of modern businesses, choosing ...

AI domain tools are reshaping the domain-name aftermarket.  For instance, AI-powered appraisal,-scraping, and keyword-trend tools now let investors identify undervalued names, predict fair market prices, and automate outreach faster than any human broker could manage. This is relatively important for a business registering a new domain, but extremely valuable for service resellers looking to increase ...

Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has evolved from a niche technology into a fundamental force reshaping entire industries. Alongside this surge,.ai domain registrations increased by 50% in 2022, surged by 230% in 2023, and then skyrocketed to 300% growth in 2024, YoY (as per Forbes), capturing the attention of entrepreneurs, tech startups, and ...

Introduction – what aftermarket domains are When you type a web address straight into the browser bar (skipping search results entirely) you’re leaning on something priceless: instant trust. That snap-judgment credibility is why certain domain names sell for six, seven, or even eight-figure sums. In June 2019, Voice.com changed hands for USD 30 million: eye-watering ...

At the end of Q1 2025, the total number of registered domain names worldwide reached approximately 368.4 million (DNIB Quarterly Report Q1 2025)1, a clear indicator of the digital economy’s ongoing expansion. With businesses of every size investing in their online presence, the ability to efficiently manage these domains has never been more critical. Web ...

Running a web hosting company or agency can feel like a never-ending to-do list. The manual tasks that come with managing domains, SSL, and email take time, especially if you're jumping between different systems. There’s a better way to do this. With Openprovider’s WHMCS modules, you can bring all the products you get from Openprovider ...

DNS is the backbone of every domain name. Without it, websites don’t load, emails don’t arrive, and services break.  At Openprovider, we provide a DNS service that’s simple to manage, flexible to use, and powerful enough to support everything from small business websites to large-scale portfolios. Whether you're a web hoster, agency, developer, or tech-savvy ...

More European businesses are turning away from US-based tech platforms in favor of trusted local alternatives. From cloud services to payment processors, the demand for European solutions is rising fast, and domain names are no exception. If you resell domains, now is the time to highlight .eu in your portfolio. This strong, regionally recognized extension ...

What is the 47-day SSL change all about? In a move that’s reshaping the entire internet security landscape, the CA/Browser Forum has proposed reducing the maximum lifespan of SSL/TLS certificates to just 47 days: a dramatic cut from the current 398-day standard. This transition is expected to roll out fully by 2029, and it’s already ...

Introduction In today’s hyper-connected digital economy, business communication must be professional, secure, and seamless, because your clients’ email addresses say as much about their business as their website. Domain and IT service resellers relying on common business email vendors struggle with limited business email features that curb growth: restrictive mailbox quotas, lack of white-label options, ...

The NIS2 Directive was scheduled to be transposed into national law by EU member states by October 17, 2024. As of today, only ten countries have completed this process: Belgium, Croatia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Slovakia, and Lithuania.  This leaves 17 EU member states still in the process of implementing the directive – ...

If you're still focusing all your domain sales on .com, you're leaving serious money on the table. The domain landscape has changed, and buyers today want relevant, memorable, and available names. That's where gTLDs like .biz, .work, .club, and .design (just for a few examples!) come in. They're not just clever alternatives but truly the ...

When your customers ask for a domain name, chances are they default to .com. But here’s the catch: after more than 40 years, there aren't many .coms left! Four decades later and the .com namespace is overcrowded, and great names are often taken or overpriced. Niche TLDs provide a great alternative – and as a ...

If you manage domains in bulk, you’ve probably noticed something: most well-known registrars are either based in the U.S. or part of a global conglomerate. With today’s economic and geopolitical uncertainty, more European businesses are turning to local alternatives. That’s where we come in. At Openprovider, we’re proud to be an independent European domain registrar, ...