u/Fine_Maize_4593

Here's a situation that comes up more than people expect:

A domain portfolio with real value. No centralized list of what exists. Login credentials tied to one email account. No legal documentation. No one else with access or instructions.

Everything is technically fine until it isn't.

We built the Domain Estate Planning Assessment because this gap shows up constantly among founders and operators who have put serious money into domain names but have never run a structured check on whether those assets are actually protected and transferable.

16 questions across 4 categories:

Documentation - Can someone else find and identify your domains?

Security - Is there a recovery path if access is lost?

Legal Planning - Are your domains covered in your will or trust?

Succession - Does anyone know what to do, and when?

You get a scored readiness grade out of 100, a category breakdown showing exactly where points were lost, and action items split between critical risks and general improvements.

Each gap is tied to a concrete scenario so the output is actionable, not just a number.

It generates a downloadable PDF report. Everything runs client side with nothing stored or transmitted, which matters when you're answering questions about account access and ownership structure.

Takes about 4 minutes. Most people surface at least one gap they hadn't considered.

Happy to answer questions in the comments about what tends to come up and how to address it.

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Quick check: if Google changed its algorithm tomorrow, or your Amazon listing got pulled, or Instagram shadowbanned your account - how much of your business survives?

Most founders don't think about platform dependency until it bites them. Grails built a 15-question tool that scores how reliant your brand is on Google, Amazon, social, and other platforms you don't control.

Takes two minutes. Probably uncomfortable.

Take the test

Brand Independence Score Tool-15 questions on how much of your traffic, audience, and revenue lives on platforms you don't own.