For hosting companies, agencies, and infrastructure providers

Domain operations your hosting team can connect to, not build

When domains are part of what you deliver, someone has to handle registration, renewals, nameserver changes, and the support tickets they generate. Building that against a registrar API means engineering time up front and maintenance forever.

AiVikings gives you a registrar reachable by REST API and by MCP tools. Your systems call the API, and your support or ops people can work through an AI assistant connected over MCP. See how it works.

The build-and-maintain path, honestly

The traditional path is familiar: integrate against a registrar API, build internal tooling and dashboards, handle authentication, train staff, and then maintain the whole layer as requirements and APIs change.

That work never fully ends. It becomes part of your product surface, support surface, and incident surface even though your core product is hosting.

The connect-to-infrastructure path

Connect once to a registrar whose operations are already exposed by API and MCP. Your pipeline can call availability, registration, renewal, transfer-in, and nameserver tools directly.

Set confirmation controls on state-changing actions

Read-only actions such as availability and pricing can run freely. Registration, renewal, transfer, and nameserver changes can be held for confirmation, which helps keep the blast radius clear.

One verified contact, reused

Set up the registrant contact once and reuse it across registrations in the connected account, instead of entering contact details for every domain.

A natural-language layer for support and ops

A support agent handling a domain ticket, or an ops person doing routine domain work, can act through an AI assistant connected to AiVikings instead of learning a registrar dashboard.

Example prompt

Check whether example-project.icu is available and what it costs.

Example prompt

Renew the domains on this list for one year.

The assistant calls the same tools the API exposes, on domains in the connected AiVikings account, with the confirmation controls your operator sets.

See the ChatGPT connector guide and the Claude connector guide.

What this is not

AiVikings is a focused registrar. It is not a hosting panel, site builder, or email suite. For a hosting company that owns those layers already, staying in our lane is a feature.

For portfolio operators

If you also manage domain inventory at volume, the same API and MCP layer can help you check, renew, and query account domains. Read the domainers page.

For brand-protection teams

Legal and brand-protection teams can use AiVikings as the administrative registration layer once they know which domains to act on. Read the brand-protection page.

Developer routes

Start with the REST API docs, the MCP docs, and the live prices page.

Questions hosting companies ask

Straight answers for teams deciding whether to build registrar tooling or connect to it.

Do we still need engineers?

Yes. AiVikings reduces integration and maintenance effort, but it is not a no-code replacement for your technical team.

Can our support staff use it without learning a registrar dashboard?

Yes. Your support and ops staff can work through an AI assistant connected over MCP, with confirmation controls on risky actions.

Can we control which actions require confirmation?

Yes. Read-only actions can run freely, while registration, renewal, transfer, and nameserver changes can be held for confirmation in the connector setup.

Does it replace our existing systems?

No. AiVikings is a domain layer you connect to alongside the hosting, billing, support, and provisioning systems you already run.

Which TLDs are supported?

See the live prices page for the current TLD catalog and pricing.

Can we manage domains registered elsewhere?

Operations run on domains in your AiVikings account. If a domain is held elsewhere, use transfer-in when you want AiVikings to become the registrar layer for that name.

Talk through your domain workflow.

Book a call to map the API, MCP flow, and account boundary against how you provision domains today.