ICANN accredited wholesale registrar eNom, Inc. and web hosting and cloud storage provider DreamHost today announced a strategic partnership.
The new gTLD domain name extensions launching this year, including .web, .shop, and even .ninja, are exciting opportunities to build new brands and web channels for customers, and eNom enables us to deliver the whole enchilada!– Simon Anderson, CEO, DreamHost.
Simon Anderson, CEO, DreamHost.
The news comes just two days ahead of DreamCon, DreamHost’s first user conference starting on August 2nd.
With the new partnership,DreamHost will now utilize the eNom reseller platform to manage its existing domain name business and new gTLDs as they become available.
To support the release of new domain extensions, eNom will begin to promote DreamHost’s services through its retail business by October 1, 2013.
eNom will provide its clients access to the DreamHost hosting platform including virtual private servers (VPS), dedicated servers, and cloud hosting.
“Our entrepreneur, designer and developer customers are passionate about being on the cutting edge of Internet technology and trends,” said Simon Anderson, CEO, DreamHost.
“The new gTLD domain name extensions launching this year, including .web, .shop, and even .ninja, are exciting opportunities to build new brands and web channels for customers, and eNom enables us to deliver the whole enchilada!” he added.
“This partnership is the organic next step for both of our businesses,” said Chris Sheridan, Vice president of Business Development, eNom.
“Over the past ten years we’ve built out the industry’s best wholesale domain registrar. More than 8,800 resellers have registered 14 million domain names on this platform. This partnership is a great step toward our goal of continuing to serve our clients with hosting and cloud services up to the standards set by our domain products,” he added.
Earlier this year, DreamHost launched DreamPress, a premium managed WordPress hosting, and DreamScape, a new community hub providing content for entrepreneurs, web application developers, and current domain and web hosting customers.
