Freename review
A multi-chain naming service for Web3 domains, wallet resolution, and TLD reselling.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Freename combines traditional DNS domain registration with blockchain-based names and custom top-level domains. Individuals, brands, and businesses can mint Web3 domains or TLDs to wallets on supported networks, then use names for wallet resolution, crypto payments, identity, or connections to Web3 websites. The service is available on the web and through an API and Chrome extension, and its intended audience ranges from solo users to larger organizations. Its central distinction is the ability to create custom Web3 TLDs, rather than only register names under existing extensions.
Its multi-chain approach includes Ethereum, Aurora, Polygon, Cronos, and Binance. Freename also lists integrations with MetaMask Snap, Bitcoin.com Wallet, TypeDream, Duda, and Pagy. Domains can connect to a Web3 website or redirect to a Web2 URL, while traditional and Web3 domains can be managed in one account. Website connections should not be confused with hosting: the service describes connections, and hosting may depend on third-party providers. Buyers who need naming, wallet resolution, and both Web2 and Web3 destinations in a single domain account may find this breadth useful; teams looking specifically for a hosting provider should assess that separately.
For organizations that want to resell TLDs, Freename provides reseller pages, custom pricing options, and reseller, global resolution, and mirroring APIs. That makes the product relevant to people building a domain resale offering as well as those registering names for their own use. Support channels include tickets and documentation. The practical choice depends on whether custom TLD creation and reseller capabilities matter: users seeking a straightforward conventional domain registration service may not need its Web3 features, while Web3 projects and resellers can make use of its naming and resolution functions.
Freename pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Register Web3 domains and custom TLDs across five supported networks
- Resolve names to wallet addresses and use them for crypto payments
- Offer TLD reseller pages with custom pricing and APIs
- Where it doesn't
- Web3 website connections may rely on third-party hosting providers
- Reseller tools are optional rather than part of every workflow
- Combines traditional DNS and Web3 names, which may exceed simpler needs
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