
Every website asset, attached to the client
Domain Manager Machine
Control domains, hosting, DNS, SSL, and client operations from one place.
Domain Manager Machine organizes domains, hosting, DNS, SSL, technical notes and client activity around one searchable record—giving agencies a clearer handoff from infrastructure to service and billing.
- Domain and hosting records
- Client instructions and billing
- Integrated CRM and marketing
See the product—not a generic placeholder
The software’s real character, brought forward.
These visuals come from the official Domain Manager Machine experience and show the capabilities that make this solution distinct.


Connect domains, files, credentials, notes, and next actions.

Run the business around the portfolio from the same platform.
Critical website details disappear across registrar accounts, inboxes, spreadsheets and individual team members.
A client-linked domain record keeps portfolio information, tasks, communication, documents and commercial follow-up together.
The next move is simple: compare the workflow below, then review current licensing at LMRORDER.com.
View current offerWhat you get
The functions that move this workflow forward.
Each capability solves a specific operational problem. Together, they create a more connected path from intake to action and follow-up.
Portfolio records
Store domain, subdomain, registrar, hosting, WHOIS, nameserver, SSL and renewal information in a consistent structure.
Technical context
Keep server paths, IP, FTP, database, website platform, notes, media and custom fields close to the asset they describe.
Client-linked assets
Connect each domain or website with the CRM record, communication and responsibilities around that client.
Tasks and critical dates
Turn renewal and project dates into visible work for a team instead of relying on someone’s memory.
Service operations
Support campaigns, workflows, portals, invoices, payment connections and follow-up from the same operating environment.
Migration and scale
Use CSV imports and custom fields to move an existing portfolio into a repeatable agency workflow.
Implementation
A workflow people can understand and repeat.
Technology earns its place when the next action is clear, the handoff is easier and the history stays available.
Start with the current offer- 01
Create the client record
Import or add the customer, company and primary communication details.
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Map the asset
Record the domain, registrar, hosting, DNS, SSL, renewal and relevant technical context.
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Attach the work
Connect notes, documents, tasks, messages and custom fields to the right client and website.
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Operate consistently
Use workflows, calendars, portals and billing to make service and handoffs more repeatable.
Who it is for
A better fit starts with the operating reality.
Domain Manager Machine is most relevant when one or more of these situations describe the person or business evaluating it.
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Web designers and developers managing client sites
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Digital agencies with growing domain and hosting portfolios
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IT operators replacing informal asset spreadsheets
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Service teams connecting technical assets to CRM and billing
Think beyond one workflow
This system can stand alone—or complement a broader LMR stack.
License a focused product for the job in front of you. When adjacent client needs matter, review how the LMR portfolio can extend the offer without blurring each product’s purpose.
Before you decide
Practical questions, direct answers.
Use these answers to evaluate fit and set responsible expectations before you license the product.
Visit the official product siteIs Domain Manager Machine a domain registrar?
No. It organizes information and workflows around domains and websites. Registrar actions remain with the selected registrar.
Does it automatically renew domains?
The platform can organize renewal dates and related tasks, but users remain responsible for registrar settings, payment and timely renewal.
Is it a password manager?
It is positioned as a broader domain and client operations system. Organizations should apply their own credential-management, access-control and security policies.
Can it support agency billing and follow-up?
Yes. Published capabilities include CRM, tasks, campaigns, workflows, portals, invoices and payment integrations around the client record.
Considering DMM?
Put Domain Manager Machine in the context of your complete business.
Review the current individual and combo licensing information, then contact LMR if you want help matching the product to your use case.



