Show HN: BeachfrontDigital, the best way to keep track of your domain names

This is me scratching my own itch and taking cues from "The 7 Day Startup". I buy domains on a regular basis and often from more than one registrar. As a result, I tend to forget I have some domains! True story, I ran a WHOIS search on a domain I own, a couple months ago. Terrible.

The core functionality is there but there are still a couple unfinished pages. As I am working on this in my spare time, I am loosely setting the official launch for December 1st. There's a mailing list on the site but if you'd like to be a part of the beta for $5 off the first year (regular price is $11/year), feel free to shoot me an email at hello(at)beachfront.digital.

And of course, there's a Twitter account: https://twitter.com/@BeachfrontD

:)

The pricing does not seem sustainable. 1000 users is less than $1000/month in revenue, but still 1000 potential sources of requests customer service. Even worse, people for whom $cost>$11/year to manage domain names is a deal breaker are more likely to be people who need a high level of customer service in areas that don't scale.

If it's a problem that needs a paid solution, then it's worth at least $500/year and maybe $100/month. Those are likely to be the sort of customers who will request customer service that can drive really useful features. And there will be revenue to support providing customer service and developing new features.

Good luck.

I'm on mobile, and I've taken a look at the site. I'm not sure what it does.