HostingBrain platform

One intelligence layer across the hosting market.

Move from market map to operator dossier, pricing posture, integration depth and supporting evidence — without stitching together registries, DNS data, website-technology feeds and ownership research. Every answer keeps its denominator, as-of date and caveats.

Snapshot 2026-07-20 · data release 20260719T230332Z-f32d1d94 · definitions & methodology

The same domain can tell a different story on every layer.

The operator controlling nameservers may not serve the site. A CDN can mask the origin. A web platform can sit above both. Ownership may consolidate several customer-facing brands without operational integration. HostingBrain keeps those layers separate and lets you move between them deliberately.

LayerPlain-English description
OwnershipWho ultimately owns the operator or brand — resolved through a validated, source-linked acquisition ledger.
Control planeWho runs the domain's nameservers, and therefore holds the customer relationship or registrar layer.
Hosting originWhich network appears to serve the site — subject to cloud and CDN attribution limits, which are stated.
Web platformWhich third-party platform or builder is visible at the front door.
EmailWhich provider carries mail for the observed domain population.
CommercialPricing, promotion, technology adoption, book quality and directional movement.

From public signal to decision-ready answer

1 · Observe

Collect publicly observable DNS, HTTP, TLS, pricing, ownership and technology signals.

2 · Resolve

Normalise operators, brands, infrastructure actors and current owners.

3 · Define

Create explicit populations for control, activity, hosting, email, web platform and pricing.

4 · Reconcile

Connect market, operator, ownership, integration and commercial views.

5 · QA

Apply coverage gates, quarantine known-invalid fields and carry caveats forward.

6 · Answer

Return the finding with the denominator, as-of date, evidence and limitations attached.

Analytical modules

Market intelligence

Country, TLD and layer-specific structure with owner-folded views — rank operators on the layer the decision needs.

Operator dossiers

Position, book quality, pricing, technology, movement, ownership and risks in one structured profile.

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Consolidation intelligence

Validated acquisition history, current ownership and sponsor context — 262 validated acquisitions and mergers in the ledger.

Integration depth

Brand-level evidence across origin networks, DNS, mail and platform hubs — ownership is not treated as integration.

Pricing intelligence

Canonical shared-hosting ladders, entry points, renewal cliffs, promotions and evidence captures across European markets.

Technology and attach

Observed CMS, commerce, email, security, analytics and SaaS provisioning across operator books.

Book quality and faithfulness

Active-business floors, parked and inactive mix, multi-domain concentration and directional stability.

Evidence and definitions

Source paths, field guides, warnings, release dates and denominator contracts — inspectable, not implied.

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Delivered where the work happens

ModeWhat it gives youBest for
Your AI assistantAsk follow-up questions in natural language while preserving analytical context. Works in Claude, ChatGPT (developer mode), Cursor and any MCP-compatible client.Analysts, operators and advisors.
Dossiers and workspacesOpen a structured target, market or deal view with consistent evidence.Investment and corporate-development teams.
API and scheduled deliveryBring defined fields and snapshots into internal models, BI or workflows.Enterprise data teams.
Custom martsAgreed analytical views for a recurring commercial or portfolio use case.Strategic partners and large groups.

Under the hood the assistant integration is the open Model Context Protocol (MCP) — no vendor lock-in, one endpoint for every client. Setup takes about a minute: connect free. API, bulk export and custom-mart delivery are part of the Enterprise licence.

Start broad. Follow the evidence.

A typical workflow, in one conversation:

  1. Ask which markets are attractive after ownership consolidation.
  2. Open the leading groups and compare their confirmed-active books.
  3. Inspect pricing posture and integration by acquired brand.
  4. Retrieve the supporting definitions, evidence and coverage limits.
  5. Export the result or continue with a custom peer set.