Changelog

We gave FastDomain a full visual overhaul. The landing page has been rebuilt from the ground up with a new hero section, updated demo video, and a cleaner content structure that makes the value prop immediately clear. The dashboard got the same treatment — we migrated state management to Zustand, redesigned the overview, portfolio, and saved domains views, and tightened up the layout across the board.

On the search side, we added a streaming cache so repeat lookups are near-instant, and the results page is now more responsive with better visual hierarchy. We also introduced TLD upgrade prompts that suggest premium extensions based on your search, and clearer search limit notifications so free plan users always know where they stand.

This one has been in the works for a while. We built a full TLD pricing explorer that lets you compare what every registrar charges for any extension — .com, .io, .dev, .ai, and 400+ others. You pick a TLD, and we show you every registrar's price side by side. No more opening six tabs to compare.

Prices refresh automatically in the background using scheduled jobs, so the data you see is always current. We also completely rebuilt the landing page — new layout, new hero section, new content structure. The search input is wider and works properly on mobile now, which was long overdue.

We added a leaderboard where you can see how your domain portfolio stacks up against other investors. It ranks users by portfolio size and gives you a sense of where you stand in the community. It's a small thing, but it adds a competitive element that makes the platform more fun to use.

We also completely redrew the AI scoring gauge — the old one was hard to read at a glance and didn't communicate the score well enough. The new version is cleaner and more intuitive. On top of that, we cleaned up the sign-in page, redesigned the pricing page to show plans side by side, and adjusted the free plan search limits with better messaging about what you get.

This is probably the biggest update we've shipped so far. You can now track all your domains in one place — add them to your portfolio, verify ownership, and we'll monitor renewal dates and price changes in the background. If something is about to expire, we'll email you before it's too late.

We also added four new registrars: Dynadot, Spaceship, Squarespace, and Vercel Domains. That means even more price comparison data and better coverage across the market. Oh, and there's a blog now — available in English, German, and Spanish — where we'll post guides, market insights, and platform updates.

Search used to wait until every single registrar responded before showing you anything. That meant you'd stare at a loading spinner for 5+ seconds while the slowest registrar finished its lookup. Not great.

Now results stream in as each registrar answers. You see the first prices within a second or two, and the rest fill in as they arrive. We added skeleton loaders so it's clear which registrars are still loading, and the whole experience feels dramatically faster even though the total time is roughly the same. We also went through and improved the German and Spanish translations across the entire app.

Two features we've been wanting to build for a while. First, price alerts: set a target price for any domain and we'll email you when a registrar drops below it. It's still in beta, so there might be rough edges, but the core functionality works and we're actively improving it.

Second, WHOIS lookups. You can now check registration info, owner details, nameservers, and expiry dates right from the search results. No need to go to a separate WHOIS tool — it's all inline. We also added NameSilo as a supported registrar, which rounds out our coverage nicely since they're one of the most popular choices for bulk domain investors.