TLDStat, a comprehensive domain stats service aimed at registries, has been presented at ICANN 45 in Toronto, Canada. The unparalleled solution, developed by a Russian-Dutch team, is offered by the Technical Center of Internet, supported by the Coordination Center and Openstat.
TLDStat was shown as a part of the ccNSO session, with Andrei Kolesnikov, the Coordination Center CEO, and Katrina Sataki, NIC.LV Mmanager, presenting the solution. Kolesnikov and Sataki explained that TLDStat will help registries stay in touch with their domain zone, leveraging important trends, gaining clear insights into the audience and making informed decisions.
The SaaS-enabled solution is developed by a Russian-Dutch team, with Europe-based backbone capabilities. Options include tailored reports, access rights management, comprehensive and powerful tools for audience portraying and much more. The solution is also offered in various languages.
"While working on statdom.ru, a stats service for Russian domains, we understood that there are virtually no tools that enable a registry to gain full insight into how the domain names are operated in the zone. Either the tools don't exist, or getting sound knowledge about the domain zone requires extensive — and expensive — research," Andrei Kolesnikov, the Coordination Center CEO, says. "Offering this tool as a service to other registries is logical. Our colleagues from NIC.LV had kindly accepted our offer to help make this project even more suitable for big data. And finally, today we have presented tldstat.com to the international domaining community here in Toronto".
