The Domain Doctor
We use the law to stop domain thieves.
Domain Doc helps businesses recover domains hijacked by cybersquatters — through streamlined attorney-led proceedings, transparent pricing, and a simple onboarding.
- Upfront attorney fee
- $1,500
- Owed only on success
- $5,000
What we do
Recover brands from domain thieves.
Attorney-led recovery
We win WIPO domain disputes using the UDRP - the global legal mechanism built to stop cybersquatting.
Transparent, success-based pricing
Only $1,500 upfront attorney fee (and a $1,500 fee directly to WIPO) — the bulk of what we earn comes later, and only when we win, and if your domain is recovered. No hourly billing.
Simple onboarding, sophisticated success
A short ai led assessment, and a candid attorney review - all leading to winning complaint.
Pricing
Flat Fee - Mostly Upon Success
A modest fee gets the case built and filed. The bulk of our fee is earned only if your domain actually comes back to you. We believe in aligned incentives.
Flat fee to prepare and file your complaint. No hourly billing, ever. Plus the WIPO filing fee of $1,500, paid directly to the arbitration body.
The bulk of our fee — owed only if your domain is recovered.
How it works
Simple onboarding. Sophisticated success.
- 01
Submit a short assessment — about two minutes. Our AI will take a first pass.
- 02
An attorney reviews your case and tells you honestly if it's winnable.
- 03
We file and pursue the WIPO complaint until your domain is back.
No cost, no obligation
Free Domain Recovery Assessment
Answer a few questions and an attorney will tell you whether your domain looks recoverable — before you spend anything.
Which domain are you trying to recover?
The domain someone else registered — the one in dispute.
Your answers are confidential and used only to evaluate your case. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
Can I recover my domain?
Find out in two minutes. A $1,500 upfront attorney fee gets it filed — the bulk of our fee is owed only if the domain comes back to you.