The Problem
Websites don't stay simple. A few domains turn into a dozen, subdomains pile up, and pages link to each other in ways nobody fully remembers. Spreadsheets can't keep up, and enterprise tools are built for teams, not for one person juggling a growing portfolio. The result: forgotten renewals, orphaned pages, and a site structure that lives only in your head...until it doesn't.
The Solution
SiteBinder is a portfolio management tool built for solo developers, freelancers, and small agencies. It tracks domains, subdomains, and pages, and its Interactive Site Map lets you click any page and instantly see what connects to it. No automated crawling, no black-box discovery, every entry is intentional. That's the point: manual tracking forces you to actually know your own site, instead of outsourcing that awareness to a tool.
More Than a List
SiteBinder goes beyond inventory. Page Review flags pages that haven't been touched in a while, so nothing quietly goes stale without you noticing. Budget gives you a real picture of what your portfolio costs, renewal prices by domain, rolled up into monthly and annual totals, viewable by calendar year. And renewal reminders (at 30, 60, or 7 days out depending on your plan) mean a domain never lapses because you forgot to look.
Why SiteBinder was Built
SiteBinder is built and maintained solo by Kris Sheehan under itsKris, a creative services division of SageBrain, LLC. The idea came out of a real problem at his day job in corporate communications, where he was tasked to map a 100-page website in Visio and ended up with an unreadable tangle of hyperlinks. Redesigning it interactive, click a page, see its connections, was the fix he needed. SiteBinder is that fix, built for anyone else stuck in the same mess.
