Web3 brand monitoring that reaches you first.
Most watch programs were designed for the ICANN DNS and trademark registers. Onchain registries sit outside both. Namespace watch tracks your names there, starting with Freename, and sends your team a plain alert when one appears, changes hands or starts carrying names.
Variant of a watched name registered: .yourbrandpay
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What goes on the watch list
Agreed with your team at onboarding, reviewed whenever your portfolio changes.
Your names
Group name, brand names, legal entity names.
Variants
Plurals, hyphenated forms, common misspellings, abbreviations, your name plus a sector word.
Product names
Products, campaigns and codenames, including ones not yet announced.
Onchain domain monitoring at two speeds
Routine news can wait for a digest. A material event cannot.
Weekly or monthly, your choice. Everything seen across the watch list, including a clear "nothing changed" when that is the news.
An exact match or close variant recorded, a matching TLD transferred, names issued under it, or a public listing. Sent to the people you name.
Each event is reported where the registry or the chain makes it visible. We say what was covered in every report.
The response playbook
An alert opens a decision. The decision stays yours.
You hear first
The record, an explorer link and what changed since the last report.
A short memo
What the holder can do with it today and how the record has changed over time.
Your instruction
Keep watching, approach, or leave it. We take no step on our own.
TLD watch service, the details
How are variants chosen?
We propose a list from your names and sector, your team trims or extends it. A tight list produces alerts people read. An endless one produces noise.
Who receives the alerts?
The people you name, usually in legal, IP or brand protection. Nothing is shared outside that list, and your watch list itself stays confidential.
Do you register names for us defensively?
Only on your written instruction, and always in a wallet your organization controls.
Start with a snapshot
The free Trademark Name Check shows what already exists. The watch covers what happens next.
Watch questions
Which registries does namespace watch cover?
The onchain registries relevant to your names, starting with Freename. The list is agreed at onboarding and named in every report.
Will you contact a holder when an alert fires?
Never without your instruction. Watching is passive by design.
We already recovered our main TLD. Is a watch still useful?
Often more so. Variants and product names remain open, and a recovered TLD draws attention to the names around it.
How is web3 brand monitoring priced?
Quoted privately, usually as a recurring engagement sized to the length of your watch list.