For sports

The one account that is yours, and the following a transfer cannot move.

For players & clubs

A player’s name is said by the club, the league, the federation, the agency and a hundred fan pages long before it is said by the player. None of those accounts is his, and none of them travels. A .socialmedia address is the one that does: yourname.socialmedia, with the match, the foundation, the shirts and the people who represent you, held at your name rather than at whichever club is on the shirt this season.

It is a domain in the player’s own name rather than a handle a league hands out and can take back — so it goes in the programme, the press pack, the boot deal and the shirt listing, and it is still the same address after the transfer, the loan and the retirement.

Andrés Vila
Midfielder — club, country & the foundation

One address, and it survives the transfer.

What one address does for somebody the crowd already knows

Eight things a club-issued handle cannot do for a player.

It survives the transfer
The club account keeps the followers when you leave; your address keeps them because they never belonged to a club. One line on a shirt listing that is still right three seasons and two countries later.
One official page among a hundred
Fan pages, tribute accounts and impostors all use your name. An address you own is the one link a journalist, a sponsor or a supporter can be certain of, because nobody else could register it.
The fixture, first
Next match, kick-off, where it is shown. The one thing a supporter opens the page to find, at the top of it rather than four scrolls into a feed the algorithm arranged.
The foundation, not buried
The academy, the charity, the hospital visits — the work that never trends, given a row of its own rather than a post that sank the day after it went up.
Shirts, boots and the deals
Signed shirts, the boot partner, the collaboration drop. Commercial rows on a page you control, so a sponsor is buying a placement that does not disappear with a platform's terms.
The agent, on the page
Representation, press and enquiries in one row instead of a DM inbox nobody reads. The people who need to reach you professionally reach the people who handle it.
Proof it is really you
You hold the DNS, so the reverse-link verification Bluesky, Mastodon and others use works out of the box. Premium adds a certified badge — worth having in a sport where a fake transfer announcement moves faster than a denial.
The supporters stay yours
Super Follow is held at your address, so the people who followed you at nineteen are still reachable at thirty-one — through the transfer, the injury and the retirement, none of which a platform's follower list survives. How Super Follow works.

Where it earns its keep

Everywhere the name is already printed by somebody else.

In the match programme

One line under the squad number that leads to the player rather than to the club's page about the player.

In the press pack

What a journalist copies into a piece at eleven at night. It is right, and it is still right next season.

On the boot and the shirt deal

A sponsor is buying a placement. An address you own is one they can still point at after the contract.

In the bio of every account

The club's, the league's, the fan pages'. One address that all of them can safely send people to.

The plan built for a name the crowd already says

Start free on my.socialmedia/yourname. Pro is the plan for a player whose name is the asset.

Pro
Free1st year — for .socialmedia domain owners, or €2/month billed annually

Pro puts the hub on your own domain and hands you the follower list; Premium adds the certified badge and the messages that go straight to the people who follow you — which is what matters when a fake account is quicker than a correction. See how it works.

Create yourname.socialmedia
  • Everything in Start free
  • Remove my.socialmedia branding
  • Custom template & colors
  • Private links for Super Followers
  • Get yourname.socialmedia
  • First-party click analytics
  • Your follower list, yours to export

Indicative pricing. .socialmedia is an application we filed in the ICANN 2026 round — it is not delegated, no name is registered, nothing is on sale, and final pricing will be published before any launch. Read where it stands.

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