Domainless Enterprise

Applications built for organizations — not consumer apps with an admin panel bolted on.

Domainless runs about thirty web applications used by individuals every day. Enterprise is a separate suite: the same engineering, rebuilt around the things an organization actually needs — control over accounts, control over data, and someone who answers when it breaks.

Where this is, honestly. The enterprise suite is in active development and is not generally available yet. We are not taking subscriptions for software you cannot use. What we are doing is picking a small founding group to build it with — priority on the applications you need most, direct access to the people writing it, and founding pricing held for the life of the account. If that is not interesting, the free business tools are genuinely free and need no relationship with us at all.

The suite

Each of these is a distinct application at its own address, in the same path-based shape as the rest of the platform — enterprise.domainless.fun/mail, /documents, and so on.

What "built for enterprise" means here

It is a real distinction, so it is worth being specific rather than listing adjectives.

The consumer appsEnterprise
Who owns the data The person who made it. The organization. Nothing is stranded when someone leaves.
Accounts One person signs themselves up. Central provisioning, groups, and one-action offboarding.
Deletion Immediate and permanent, by design. Governed by a retention policy you set, with legal hold.
Audit None — we deliberately keep almost nothing. An access trail, because compliance requires one.
When it breaks Best effort. A named response time and a person, not a form.
Price Free or a few dollars a month. Per seat, billed to the organization.

Founding group

We are taking a small number of organizations into the build rather than launching at everyone at once. In practice that means:

  1. You tell us which applications matter. An architecture firm and a dental practice do not need the same thing first, and the order we build in is not settled.
  2. We build with you, not at you. Direct contact with the people writing the software, and your feedback lands in the actual roadmap.
  3. Founding pricing is held for the life of the account. Not an introductory rate that resets in a year.
  4. You are billed when there is something to bill for. No card until an application you asked for is running for your team.

Founding member

No charge yet

Pricing agreed before anything is billed.

  • Priority on the apps you need
  • Direct line to the engineers
  • Founding rate held for the account's life
  • Migration help from what you use now
  • Leave at any point — your data exports

Tell us what you need

Two minutes. A real person reads it, and you'll hear back — including if we think we're the wrong fit for you.

We use this to reply to you and for nothing else. It is not added to a mailing list and it is never passed on.


Running a small business rather than an organization? The free tools — booking pages, invoices, QR codes, expenses and rota maths — need no account and no relationship with us.