Assets and renewals
Nothing lapses because you forgot
A domain at one registrar, three more at another, a developer account that renews in March, a certificate nobody remembers buying. A company of one runs on things like these, and the reminder emails go to an inbox you stopped reading. Selfirm keeps them on one list, each with an owner and a date.
What it does
One list, with owners
Works todayEach domain or subscription is registered under the party that holds it: you, or one of your companies.
A matter before it is due
Works todayAnything with a date appears on your desk ahead of time, next to the transfers and statements that also need you.
Renewal cost, and which product it serves
PlannedWhat each one costs to keep, and which product depends on it.
The payment finds its way back
PlannedWhen the renewal shows up on a card statement, it is linked to the thing renewed, and the matter closes itself.
“This may not have renewed”
PlannedA date that passes without an update raises a different matter, before a customer tells you the site is down.
Reminders by email
PlannedToday reminders appear on the desk. Email comes next.
What Selfirm does not do
It does not renew anything for you and holds no login to your registrar or any other platform. You renew where you always have; Selfirm makes sure you know in time, and keeps the record of what belongs to whom.
Common questions
Is this a subscription tracker?
It overlaps with one, with two differences. Each item has an owner, so a domain in your own name that a company depends on is visible as exactly that. And it sits in the same record as your money, so the cost of keeping something will tie to the payment that covered it.
What should I register first?
Whatever would hurt most to lose: the domains your products run on, and developer or store accounts. The <a href="/tools/company-inventory/">company inventory checklist</a> lists the usual suspects.
Bring your own records along
We are onboarding a small group of founders whose companies, accounts and obligations span countries. Tell us about your setup.