I have over 600 domains and I have been doing index cards to keep track of them and do site changes etc. I am very computer literate, but find that if I use excel or other softwares I am limited in grouping them or changing the grouping fairly easy. There are other issues, but bottom line is there any online software that can manage domains? I have been considering using a property management software because it has the ability to track expenses etc. Any help appreciated.

I can't offer a specific recommendation since I'm not using any, but a simple search at Google for domain management software shows close to 8 million results so I think there's plenty out there.

Those listings actually relate to domain registrars where you buy domains. I have only found 2 softwares that are close to what is needed, but very limited on the info they provide. I did do that search myself and went through more than 70 pages with no luck.

Thanks for your response though.

i wrote my own script in php

Originally Posted by jacob

i wrote my own script in php

Was it difficult? Have you used any tuts for that?

for me it wasn't difficult but i've been writing code for closer to ten years now. i'm a programmer at heart and when i can't find software that does what i want to, i write it.

i kept bouncing back and forth between excel and project. i'm still working on my script but for now it does what i need it to by inventorying all my domains as well as allowing me to add tasks for each.

Originally Posted by ihtikk

Have you used any tuts for that?

Should just be simple.
Simple php cms and small database.

Table 1: thedomain
ID | domain | domainextention | domainexpiredate | registrar |domaintags
Table 2: domaincateories
catid | catname | catcount
Table 3: association
id | catid | domainid
Table 4: todos
id | domainid | insertdate | duedate | tasktitle | task

In Table1 you can then start entering domains, and their expiry so you are notified before they expire & registrar id so you know where to go and renew. Domaintags so you can easily search domains.
In Table2 you enter the cateagory names, so a tad bit of organisation.
In Table3 you enter catid and domainid so you can add a domain to multiple catagories therefore not limiting.
And Table4 for a simple todo list.

Then you have a simpe management of all your domains.
You could go further entering registrars, so you can compare/transfer domains comparing to price. You could also use the same system to park your domains showing different template/title/keywords. Or use same system to take bids/offers for domain.

Id definetly go for an online solution. 600+ domains! you must receave a lot of spam!

search for a free script on google there are tons of them