Minimal Landing Pages | Atom Help Center
Works on Premium and Standard Listings: Currently, you can set it to your entire portfolio. An option to set it by domain basis is coming soon.
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Minimal Landing Pages | Atom Help Center
Works on Premium and Standard Listings: Currently, you can set it to your entire portfolio. An option to set it by domain basis is coming soon.
Ugh... They call that minimal?
Compared to their other landers
Often, WHOIS is my "lander"! 
One can't get more 'minimal' than that!
One can't get more 'minimal' than that!
Often, WHOIS is my "lander"!
Have you checked Godaddy Whois recently?
They’re hiding the registrant, admin, and tech contact details.
https://ca.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?domain=School.com
I guess they want to make themselves an intermediary, to take $50 or $69 or $129 (or whatever they're pricing themselves lately) plus a percentage. But, a motivated buyer will figure out the true contact info, eventually.
Seems like I'm not the only one that dislikes Atoms bloat.
Bob Hawkes
Rename.ca
I like the minimal landers, and have set all of the names I have pointed at Atom to them. While descriptions probably added to some domain names, to most they were irrelevant or more. I like that the minimal takes away the obvious category links that lead people off to explore other names.
I see they now have customizable ones that you can turn on and off specific elements, but I think I will just stay with minimal.
I agree with comment just above that the seller dashboard has always been awfully busy at Atom.
-Bob
I see they now have customizable ones that you can turn on and off specific elements, but I think I will just stay with minimal.
I agree with comment just above that the seller dashboard has always been awfully busy at Atom.
-Bob
Just like Afternic, Atom keeps on adding new features to outdated and bulky seller dashboard. They need to redo the seller dashboard from scratch.
My ADD went into overdrive when I tried Atom, there is just too much of everything, more settings, more landers, more fluff, just too too much.
I ended up at DomainEasy because it was just that easy.
I also use saw and what both these platforms have in common is their ease of use but the saw landers look a bit outdated so I prefer the domaineasy look.
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