You own 47
domains.
Built zero.
Welcome to Domainers Anonymous. A support group for the chronically acquisitive. You keep buying them. We keep sending you newsletters about them. Together, we pretend one day you'll build something.
spent on domains never built (collective, est.)
renewal emails ignored this year
websites actually launched by members
the number of "great ideas" still available
The symptoms
Sound familiar?
If three or more apply, you may be a Domainer. There's no cure. But there's a group chat.
You have a spreadsheet
It's called "Domains.xlsx" and it has 84 rows. You've never built a single one of them.
You check availability at 2am
A friend says a word. You're on your phone seeing if the .com is free. It usually is. You usually buy it.
Renewal emails give you anxiety
Not because of the money. Because of the shame of letting one go. So you pay. Again. Forever.
"I'll build it this weekend"
You've said this every weekend since 2019. The domains are now older than some of your relationships.
The damage report
How much are you wasting?
Drag the sliders. Face the truth. Then try not to think about what else you could have done with the money.
A light subscription to regret.
Step one
Admit you have a problem.
We can't cure the urge to register nextbigthingai.invalid. But we can put you on a mailing list with 12,000 others who feel the exact same way about their renewal invoices.
A weekly newsletter about the domains we almost built
A private group chat (mostly screenshots of domains we just bought)
Renewal reminders so you don't accidentally fund GoDaddy's next yacht
Take the first step
Confess your collection
No judgment. Just a newsletter, a support group, and the occasional reminder that bestideaever.invalid is still available.