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Hosting and Domain CRM

When renewal dates sit in the technical panel, support correspondence in email and customer history in a spreadsheet nobody looks at, an expiring domain is only noticed once the customer complains.

Package, domain and SSL certificate are each a record; the expiry date sits in a field on them, upcoming expiries fall into a list, and the reminder task is opened from that list.

Hosting and Domain CRM
  • Keep hosting package, domain and SSL renewal dates in a record field; let upcoming expiries fall into a list and tie the reminder to that list as a rule
  • Follow a customer's history from the first record to today and see the risk of losing them early
  • Split support tickets into categories and run them by priority and committed response times
  • List customers eligible for a higher package by the package field and open the opportunity record from that list
Subscription and Renewal TrackingThe package, the domain and the certificate are each a record; the expiry date sits in a field on them, upcoming expiries fall into a list and a reminder task is opened.
Customer Lifecycle ManagementEvery transaction from the first record to today accumulates under the customer card; thinning contact and a downgraded package show up in the report on that history.
Technical Support Ticket ManagementA ticket is a record; category, priority and opening time are its fields, and the ones that exceed the response time you have committed to are collected in a report.
Upsell and Cross-sell OpportunitiesThe package owned is a field; customers eligible for a higher package are gathered in a list filtered on that field and opened as opportunities.

In the hosting business a customer is not lost all at once but quietly: first they drop the add-on services, then the tone of their support tickets hardens, and in the end they do not renew their package. Because these three signals show up in three separate places, the departure is understood only after it is over, and at that point there is nothing left to do.

Rapitek CRM brings the subscription, the support history and the quote record together on the same customer card; when the signals sit side by side the risk becomes visible earlier, and you tie an email or SMS reminder to the list of upcoming expiries as a rule. We build the connection to management panels such as WHMCS, cPanel or Plesk — there is no out-of-the-box module, the connection is built specifically for your project over the REST API and its scope is defined in the project.

The scope of the plans and the separately priced items are written on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a WHMCS or Plesk integration?
If you use WHMCS, cPanel or Plesk, your CRM talks to it — we build the connection. There is no out-of-the-box module: the connection is built specifically for your project over our REST API covering 183 business objects, OAuth2, webhooks and import/export, and its scope and cost are shared in writing during the discovery call. Where it is not built, customer and subscription data is entered from the import file you take out of your panel or by hand; the package, domain and expiry date fields are held in the CRM either way, and reminders are generated from those fields.
Can we send bulk domain renewal reminders?
The expiry date is a field on the record of the package, the domain and the certificate; upcoming expiries fall into a list based on that field and the renewal task is opened from that list. How many days ahead and through which channel (email or SMS) the reminder goes out is set as a rule during setup; you can also send in bulk to that same list, and the send is written onto the customer record.
How do I find the customers who could move up to a higher package?
The package owned is a field on the customer record; customers eligible for a higher package are gathered in a list filtered on that field and the opportunity record is opened from that list. Because the support history sits on the same card, you can also see there which customer to take the offer to and when.
Which is the best CRM software for hosting and domain businesses?
When choosing a CRM for the hosting and domain sector, pay attention to sector workflows, integration capabilities, customisation options and support quality. You do not set Rapitek CRM up, we do: we configure the fields, the stages and the reports around your hosting and domain process, we migrate your data, and we train your team in Turkish. Before building our own platform, our team completed more than 200 enterprise CRM projects in its Salesforce years; we do the setup with that experience.
How much does a hosting and domain CRM system cost?
We keep current plan prices in one place and publish them openly on our pricing page; we do not write figures on this page, so that you never read a different price in two places. The price is set by the number of users and the plan chosen. The scope of setup, data migration and training is not the same in every project; the scope and any setup fee are worked out together in the discovery call and shared in writing. Rapi AI credit and ERP integration are separately priced items.
How does the move to a CRM system work in the hosting and domain sector?
We start with a discovery call: we work out your hosting and domain process together, which fields and which stages are needed. After that call we give you a date, not a range. We migrate your data, and we train your team in Turkish. There is no call centre on our support line. Your question is answered by the team that builds and develops the product — this is a choice, not a matter of capacity.
Can mobile CRM be used for hosting and domain businesses?
Yes. Field and branch teams can update the customer card, the note and the follow-up task from their phone. The app is live on both the App Store and Google Play. The web interface works on tablets and phones too. The app does not work offline; if the connection drops while you are filling in a form, what you have written is kept on the device for 24 hours.
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