Certified Registrar Program

Become a registrar for the physical world.

Accredited domain registrars sell and manage names on the internet. SpatialDNS registrars do the same for places — verifying ownership, registering locations, and reselling registration at wholesale pricing.

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The role

What a registrar does.

A registrar is an accredited commercial partner that brings places onto the registry on behalf of clients — and earns on every registration.

01

Verify ownership

Confirm that a client controls a location before its preferences are registered, so the record carries a trusted provenance signal.

02

Register & manage

Create and maintain Location Profiles for clients — preferences, schedules, precedence, and metadata — through registrar tooling and the API.

03

Resell at wholesale

Set your own retail pricing and packages. You pay SpatialDNS wholesale; the margin is yours.

How it works

From application to accredited.

STEP 1

Apply

Tell us about your business and the clients or regions you serve. We review fit.

STEP 2

Get accredited

Complete onboarding and sign the registrar agreement. You receive credentials, wholesale rates, and registrar tooling.

STEP 3

Register & resell

Onboard clients, register their places, and grow a book of managed locations under your own brand and pricing.

The arrangement

What we provide, what we expect.

What SpatialDNS provides

  • Wholesale pricing on registrations
  • Registrar tooling & API to register and manage places at scale
  • Verification infrastructure to confirm ownership
  • Listing in the neutral registry, discoverable through open standards

What registrars uphold

  • Accurate records that reflect the client’s real preferences
  • Genuine ownership verification before registering
  • Neutral positioning — registrations are informational preferences, not permissions or authority
  • The registry’s community principles
Pricing & territory. Wholesale rates, volume tiers, and any regional arrangements are shared during onboarding as the program formalizes. Registrations remain informational preference metadata — a registrar never grants permission or asserts airspace authority.

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