About AIvikings
We have spent our careers in domains. We think agents change everything.
AIvikings is built by a small, senior team with deep roots in the domain and hosting industry. We have spent our careers watching how domains get bought, sold, and managed. Now software is doing the buying. So we are building the registrar for that.
Why we built this
For most of our careers, registering a domain meant a person in a browser, clicking through a checkout built to upsell them hosting and email they did not ask for. That made sense when every customer was a human.
It does not make sense anymore. Agents can now plan, decide, and act on their own, and a growing number of them need to register a domain as part of a task. None of the registrars built for human checkout flows are built for that. We had spent long enough in this industry to see the gap clearly, so we set out to build the thing we wished existed: a registrar an agent can operate by itself, priced and designed for machines rather than for people clicking buttons.
The people behind AIvikings
A small, senior team building AIvikings, led by people who have spent their careers in domains, hosting, and scaling software that has to work in the real world. The two below are the ones happy to put their names to it.
Has spent more than twenty years building and scaling software platforms, including helping take a European hosting company past 1.5 million users, and has since led product, engineering, and commercial teams as a startup COO and CTO. He has co-founded several companies, lived through the incidents and the rebuilds, and keeps AIvikings pointed at one outcome: an agent goes from a plain-English goal to a registered domain with no human in the loop.
Backs AIvikings with capital and two decades of perspective on the domain industry. He has seen how domains are bought, sold, and managed at scale, and where that is heading as autonomous software starts doing the buying. His focus is the long game and making sure the company can build it properly.
