Namecheap Introduces Relate – Using Relate.com

Namecheap has acquired some exceptional descriptive domain names. I wrote about the company’s $150,000 acquisition of Cluster.com as well as Wolf.com for $550,000. Namecheap also acquired Poke.com and IZ.com last year. One acquisition I did not write about but noticed in May is Relate.com.

This morning, Namecheap announced a small business-focused suite of tools the company branded Relate by Namecheap. In coordination with this launch, Relate.com forwards to the landing page with these tools on Namecheap’s website. The company did not need to have Relate.com for this suite of tools, but it’s nice to see a valuable generic domain name like this being used.

I reached out to Namecheap CEO Richard Kirkendall to see if he is able to share the acquisition price of Relate.com. If he is willing and able, I will update the article with the acquisition price. Update: Richard told me the price was $95,000 and the domain name was acquired in February of 2021.

The press release announcing Related by Namecheap is below:

Introducing ‘Relate’ by Namecheap:
A Suite of Easy Tools To Power Small Businesses

Phoenix, AZ – June 16, 2022 – Namecheap, the world’s second-largest domain registrar and a global web services company, today officially introduces Relate by Namecheap, a new suite of online tools to make it easier for small businesses to succeed and grow in the digital space.

Namecheap now offers entrepreneurs and online business owners Relate™ social media management, customer review oversight, and business registration legal services. More tools are in the pipeline, guided by a co-creation mindset, where Namecheap conducts surveys exploring the needs of small business owners.

“Small businesses find themselves scrambling for survival in a crowded, competitive digital marketplace. Our goal is to remove the complication, so they feel empowered instead of overwhelmed,” said Eva Alexandropoulos, Namecheap Business Development Director.

“So far, we’ve paved the way to make things easy for small businesses in three steps. First they can quickly register their business name and establish themselves as an LLC or CORP for legitimacy. Then they get to grow their reach on social media by having all their channels and analytics in a simple Dashboard. From there, they can manage their online reputation to build brand trust, with all their online reviews and business listings in one place. This is what we mean by empowering small businesses to succeed.”

All Relate products offer at least two flexible plan options to suit different business needs. Having conducted market demand tests prior to full release, Relate by Namecheap unveils its first three vital business empowerment tools:

RelateLegal
RelateLegal lets customers search and register the availability of their business name in real-time, a service no other company currently offers. Then they simply fill out a guided, plain-speak application form to file as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or Corporation (CORP), and RelateLegal takes care of the rest. Namecheap has partnered with Legalinc to make the whole process hassle-free and affordable. It takes just 10 minutes or less.

RelateSocial
Business owners get the convenience of having all their social media platforms in one integrated Dashboard. They benefit from a vast array of features that make it easy to be a social media marketing pro — a calendar that schedules content to auto-publish in advance, a media library to create fast posts, keyword tracking to find new customers, in-app comment replies, and constant improvement with insight reporting.

RelateReview
Over 90% of people these days use online reviews for decision-making, so a good reputation is vital for any business. This reputation manager makes sure you never miss out on customer feedback, or opportunities to build brand loyalty. Also stay on top of competitors, and improve search rankings. With the click of a button, add positive reviews to your website, so there’s always fresh social proof you’re the right buyer’s choice.
Relate™ is a trademark and/or registered trademark of Namecheap, Inc. For more information about the Relate product suite, visit: https://www.namecheap.com/relate/

About Namecheap
Namecheap® is an ICANN-accredited domain registrar and technology company founded in 2000 by CEO Richard Kirkendall. Celebrating two decades of providing unparalleled levels of service, security, and support, Namecheap has been steadfast in customer satisfaction. With over 15 million domains under management, Namecheap.com® is among the top domain registrars and web hosting providers in the world. To learn more about Namecheap, visit namecheap.com.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
About The Author: Elliot Silver is an Internet entrepreneur and publisher of DomainInvesting.com. Elliot is also the founder and President of Top Notch Domains, LLC, a company that has closed eight figures in deals. Please read the DomainInvesting.com Terms of Use page for additional information about the publisher, website comment policy, disclosures, and conflicts of interest. Reach out to Elliot: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

3 COMMENTS

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Recent Posts

Have a Real Presence Online When Selling Domain Names

0
When it comes to selling domain names via outbound marketing, credibility is very important. If a prospective buyer receives an unsolicited and unexpected email...

2021 vs 2025 – % of .coms in my Portfolio

1
I don't closely track the percentage of domain extensions in my portfolio. I could have 75% .com or I could have 99% .com domain...

Nominations Open for 2026 ICA Awards

0
The Internet Commerce Association (ICA) is now accepting nominations for two domain investing community awards. Domain investors may now submit their nominations for the...

Bodis Gives Performance Update After Google Parked Domain Opt-Out

3
Bodis sent an update to customers yesterday about recent performance impacts related to pay per click parking revenue. The company attributed the decline to...

Glad This Sale Wasn’t an LTO

0
Sometimes, the most obvious use for a particular domain name is in a manner that would either be offensive, controversial, or negative. This will...