A Web3 Naming Layer for the AI Agent Economy

Web3 domains are decentralized and stored on the blockchain, meaning you don't rent them from a central registrar like you do with Web2 domains. Instead, you own them as NFTs. This gives you control over your name, use, and transfer rights - without ongoing renewal fees, in most cases.

Agent-related domains minted through this ecosystem are renewal-free when registered rirectly via Freename.io. However, domains resold or leased by third parties may introduce renewal or usage terms.

Think of it like this: owning a TLD (like .agentwallet) is like owning a street name, while owning an SLD (like payme.agentwallet) is like owning a building on that street - it’s yours to use, lease, or brand as you like.

Yes - you'll need a blockchain wallet (like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or WalletConnect) to purchase and manage a Web3 domain. Your wallet holds the domain as an NFT, proving your ownership within the supported system (e.g. Freename or compatible platforms).

You don’t need to be a developer or crypto expert - setup is simple, and plenty of help is available.

Yes. Once you own a domain, you can typically hold it, sell it, lease it, or even gift it. Resale is supported on various emerging Web3 marketplaces, typically those compatible with your minting platform (such as Freename).

Some features - like leasing - are still experimental across Web3. Not all platforms support automatic leasing, sublicensing, or enforcement. Always review your platform’s terms before using third-party tools or structuring domain-based services.

No. These domains are modular and open. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by any protocol or company unless explicitly stated.

They are designed to support a broad and evolving agent ecosystem - giving you freedom of use, ownership, and identity across multiple platforms.

However, they are primarily designed to operate within the Freename system. Their use and interoperability depend on external tools, services, and adoption - which may vary over time.

Note: As with many decentralized systems, duplicate domains or chain-specific limitations may occur. See our disclaimer for more.

Today, yes. AgentStack domains are minted and managed through Freename.com, which provides the blockchain infrastructure, minting interface, and DNS resolution tools.

But unlike protocol-bound identity systems, AgentStack doesn’t control communication, routing, or agent logic. We offer a modular, user-owned naming layer that can exist independently of any specific agent framework.

Each domain you mint is a tradable on-chain NFT, owned by you and not bound to a single wallet, stack, or platform logic.

Freename's infrastrusture is also evolving - with growing interest in mainstream interoperability - which may expand where and how your domains resolve in the future. 

AgentStack is open in intent, portable in structure, and neutral by design, even if today’s infrastructure is anchored in Freename.

Absolutely. You can use your domain for branding, digital identity, future projects, or even resale. Some people use them to identify personal agents; others just secure smart digital assets.

No coding is required - you can start simple and add functionality over time as tools and platforms evolve. If you’re unsure where to begin, explore verified use cases or review examples in our Guide page . No technical background is required to participate.

Yes. You don't need a website to benefit from these domains. You can use them as a wallet name, agent identity, or for direct agent interactions.

And because your domain is stored on the blockchain - not on a company server - you truly own it, and no one else can take it down or change it.

You can always build more on top later, such as a landing page, smart agent connection, or even a decentralized app (dApp). 

Just remember: Web3 domains function as digital assets, not websites — they give you control, but require compatible tools or platforms to activate advanced features.

Not at all. While this naming system is designed with AI agents in mind - especially in identity, autonomy, and interaction layers - the domains are flexible and can be used in many other contexts.

AgentStack domains can support human agents (e.g., in real estate, customer support, or government services) or describe agent-like roles in apps, systems, or networks. In some cases, the term "agent" may even refer to app-to-app or account-to-account logic - such as with .a2a , which supports A2A-style interaction design.

These domains are modular, open, and not tied to any specific technology, protocol, or company. While designed with autonomy and agents in mind, these domains are ultimately neutral - and usable for a wide range of identity systems, services, or creative applications.

Most agents today still depend on centralized platforms to operate - even if they’re called “autonomous.” Web3 domains shift that by giving your agent a user-owned, verifiable identity that doesn’t rely on a login or third-party registry.

They give your agent a decentralized name that you fully control - you control the name, the address, and how it’s used.

Instead of being stuck inside someone else’s system, your agent can be portable, wallet-linked, API-compatible, and discoverable - even across blockchains (depending on the tools used).

Whether it’s lila.agentname, wallet.agentid, or scheduler.agentask, you’re giving your agent a secure digital presence that works on your terms.

While AgentStack domains are optimized for use within the Freename system, they are ultimately neutral and usable for many identity, service, or agent frameworks.

Yes - but with important context.

Setting up an AI agent today often requires technical support, just like building a website. However, in a Web3 naming ecosystem like AgentStack, you control the foundation: the identity, ownership, and permission layer.

Here's what you truly own when using AgentStack domains:

Agent Identity - You control your distinct domain (e.g., lila.agentid, bot.agentname) as an NFT, which acts as the root of your agent’s digital identity.

Access & Permissions - You control who can speak or act on behalf of the agent via wallet control

Payments & Rewards - You control where the agent sends/receives value on-chain

Reputation - You control agent history which in Web3 is tied to your name, not to a centralized platform

Portability - You can migrate or reconnect agents across tools or services without losing identity - depending on ecosystem support.

Even if someone else helps you build or maintain your agent, you remain the owner of its core digital identity. You can revoke access, migrate to new tools, or reassign permissions at any time. In short: You don't have to code your agent - but you can still fully own it. 

AgentStack provides the naming layer that makes that autonomy possible.

While the domain gives you ownership and flexibility, full agent functionality still depends on integration support from Freename and compatible tools - all of which continue to evolve.

Yes. While while pricing is set by Freename.com, several discount opportunities may be available to you:

New Users: Freename typically offers a first-time buyer discount that varies over time - sometimes up to 50 % off. You are encouraged to follow their promotions.

Returning Users: Freename may offer exclusive discount codes or invite past buyers to join their VIP program based, on prior purchases.

Additional Discounts from Us: We also offer a limited discount per purchase under select TLDs. If you're interested, email discount@dotai.domains and we’ll check if your domain qualifies.

Note: Discounts can’t be guaranteed in advance and may vary depending on timing, TLD category, or active promotions.

Yes - there are a few additional agent domains that expand on the core stack, created for modular use accross different tools, industries, or preferences. A few examples:

Help & Support:

.agenthelp and .agentsupport work well for customer service, onboarding, or enterprise teams needing trusted AI frontlines.

Communication & Notifications:

.agentmessage and .agentnotify are ideal for agents managing messaging flows, alerts, and event-based communications. These domains offer flexible naming for bots, dashboards, or systems where interaction and delivery matter.

Delegation & Task Flow:

.agentdelegate is designed for agents that route, assign, or manage task execution across other agents or services. It's well-suited for workflows where responsibility and execution need clear delegation.

Wearables & Voice Access of the Future:

.agentglasses and .agentheadphones are perfect for agents that work through AR, smart glasses, or audio-based agents (assistants) - a growing space for always-on interaction.

Health & Wellbeing:

.agentdoctor and .agenthealth support personal care, diagnostics, or wellness tracking - with privacy and ownership in mind.

Crypto-Aligned Use Cases:

.agentbitcoin offers an option for decentralized identity, payments, or secure comms tied to the Bitcoin ecosystem.

All of these domains are powered by Freename.com and follow the same Web3-native, modular structure. They function like the core stack - offering flexible, decentralized naming for agents across tools, chains, and environments.