You know the feeling. You hear that a domain extension suddenly “got hot,” you check it out, and everything decent

You can feel the noise right now. Every week there is a new domain extension, a fresh AI angle, and

If you hold a stack of .co domains, this one stings. A lot of founders and investors woke up to

Founders are tired of playing extension roulette. You buy a clever domain, put it in a text message, an email,

It is oddly easy to spend months building an AI agent, then give it a forgettable home like a messy

It is easy to feel late to the .ai party. You see headline sales, big startup raises, and founders bragging

Most small founders hear about a new ICANN round and immediately tune out. Fair enough. It sounds like a rich-company

You are not crazy if the domain market feels rigged. A clean one-word .com is usually gone, parked, or priced

You can feel the squeeze when it is time to register a domain. The obvious .com is taken. The catchy

If you are tired of playing extension roulette, you are not alone. One year it is .ai. Then everyone starts