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Some of it is decay. Some of it is someone else. Both happen quietly, and neither one sends you a message. Namewatch watches for both, all the time, and writes to you in plain words.
Thirty days · acme-analytics.com · four domains
Every line below really happens, and none of them announces itself. The last one is how most companies find out.
Your domains break quietly. Namewatch makes the sound — so you hear it first, before your users, your auditor or an attacker do.
Three claims, true at every tier
Domain security issues don't announce themselves. So how you look matters as much as what you look for.
A check you have to remember to run is a check you'll forget. Something is always looking, so you don't think about your domains until there's a reason to. True for one domain and for 150.
We check your domains the way the internet sees them, not the way your servers report them. And we watch every new domain registered anywhere in the world — so a fake version of your name shows up here the day someone buys it.
Every finding says what it means: this will break, this looks like an attack, this is what changed since yesterday. No record dumps, no jargon, nothing to interpret — the person who owns the domain can act on it without a security team.
Security
Not everything that goes wrong with a domain is an accident. These are the ones with a person on the other end.
What the watch covers
No account needed to see any of it — the free scan runs the same checks against one domain.
Pricing
No tiers to compare and nothing held back for a higher price. Your own domains, the fake versions of your name, and your clients' domains are all watched the same way.
Enter a domain and see the fake versions of it, the certificate about to expire, the page you forgot you were running, the email setting that's about to break — right now, no account. Then decide whether you want to hear about the next one.
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