AllDomains review
A cross-chain naming toolkit for teams building blockchain domain services.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AllDomains is a Web3 naming platform for projects, communities, NFT collections, and DAOs that want blockchain domain identities. Its searchable web interface lets users find a name, choose a top-level domain, and purchase with supported SPL tokens. The platform primarily runs on Solana and supports five blockchains, with names that can resolve to wallet addresses. Developers building domain services can also use SDKs for resolution and ownership queries.
Its breadth is the main distinction: AllDomains combines renewable registrations and hybrid Web2/Web3 names with custom TLD launches, cross-chain bridging, and NFT wrapping for trading. That makes it relevant to teams that need more than a name-registration interface, particularly those building identity or wallet-resolution features across chains. The tradeoff is focus: teams seeking only straightforward domain registration may not need the added bridging, wrapping, or development capabilities. Some namespaces are community-restricted, which can also affect the names available to a project.
The registration flow is self-service, but pricing follows a contact-sales model, and name prices are dynamically loaded rather than shown as a verified starting price. Users purchase with supported SPL tokens, so teams should account for that payment approach when planning registration. Support channels are community and documentation. AllDomains is a fit for developers and organizations building cross-chain domain services or launching custom namespaces; teams that prioritize transparent published pricing or a narrow registration-only service should compare alternatives.
AllDomains pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Registers names and supports launches of custom top-level domains
- Maps names to wallet addresses and supports renewable registrations
- Offers cross-chain bridging, NFT wrapping, and developer SDKs
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales, while name prices vary by namespace
- Some namespaces are restricted to community members
- Its primary focus is Solana-based Web3 naming
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