Growing domain registrations. (Source: Microsoft Copilot. Generated by AI)
  • NameSilo Technologies (CSE:URL) has surpassed 6 million domains under management, spanning approximately 160 countries
  • The company is one of the world’s largest domain registrars, ranking in the top 1 per cent among more than 3,000 ICANN-accredited registrars
  • NameSilo stock has added 173.02 per cent year-over-year and 561.54 per cent since 2021

NameSilo Technologies (CSE:URL) has surpassed 6 million domains under management, spanning approximately 160 countries, strengthening its role as one of the world’s largest domain registrars, placing the company in the top 1 per cent among more than 3,000 ICANN-accredited registrars.

According to Friday’s news release, the company credits the milestone to a focus on low prices, 24/7 email and live human support, as well as a thorough service suite, including a bulk management platform that allows owners to work on thousands of domains at once, in addition to:

  • Marketplace, for user domain listing and expired auctions.
  • A domain brokerage platform.
  • Catch.Club, a backorder platform.
  • CommerceHQ.com, an AI-powered drag and drop website builder.

NameSilo, founded in 2010, has more than quadrupled active domains since 2018, posting a compound annual growth rate of 22 per cent, multiples ahead of the industry’s less than 4 per cent effort, while almost doubling revenue from C$36.4 million in 2021 to C$63.8 million over the trailing 12 months and finding its way into positive net income since 2024, offering solid justification for investors’ more than 170 per cent return year-over-year.

The news coincides with NameSilo’s addition to the CSE25 Index following the Q1 rebalancing, recognizing it as one of the Canadian Securities Exchange’s twenty-five largest companies by market capitalization.

Management commentary

“Reaching 6 million domains is a direct reflection of the trust our customers place in us and the relentless dedication of our team,” Kristaps Ronka, chief executive officer of NameSilo, said in a statement. “We’ve always focused on doing the simple things right – fair pricing, real support and tools that just work. I’m incredibly grateful to both our users and our staff for helping us get here. And we’re just getting started. With a complete UX redesign launching in Q3 2026, we’re excited to deliver an even faster, smarter and more modern platform for the next generation of domain owners.”

About NameSilo Technologies

NameSilo Technologies provides domain name registration and management services.

NameSilo stock (CSE:URL) last traded for C$1.72, adding 173.02 per cent year-over-year and 561.54 per cent since 2021.

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