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      <title>Name.com Adds Five AI Platform Partners, but Its Docs Steer Resellers Away From the Aftermarket</title>
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      <description>Name.com announced five new API partnerships this week: Lovable, Railway, Hercules, Sellfy, and Anything.com. Each one drops domain search, purchase, and DNS management directly into the tool where the site or app gets built. A user goes from prompt to live domain without ever landing on a registrar&amp;rsquo;s homepage.
They join an existing set that includes Vercel, Replit, Netlify, Bolt, and Beacons. Railway built a domain storefront and wired registration and DNS into its deploy flow, reportedly in two weeks.</description>
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