Oderland is a partner of Nordic Domain Days 2026
Oderland partners with Nordic Domain Days 2026, a global domain event bringing together stakeholders in the Swedish internet infrastructure.
– It feels very natural for Oderland to partner with NDD, given our shared interest in and focus on domains. We’ve attended the event several times and are excited to step up this year and participate as an official partner, alongside several fantastic industry colleagues, says Jack Oderland, CEO of Oderland.
A natural partnership
Domains are one of our largest business areas and an integral part of our core. We offer over 500 top-level domains that suit both niche and broader needs, from .store and .online to .com and .net. We are also an accredited registrar with the Swedish Internet Foundation for .se and .nu and offer FreeDNS when purchasing at least one domain.
“It feels very natural for Oderland to partner with Nordic Domain Days, given our shared interest in and focus on domains.”
NDD welcomes partners who share their commitment to the domain name industry and its community. This makes our partnership an organic, natural union between two organizations with domains at the center of their operations.
– By participating as a partner, we also contribute to knowledge sharing within internet infrastructure and domain management in general, says Jack Oderland.
About Nordic Domain Days
Nordic Domain Days is the original Domain Days conference, an independent, international event dedicated to the domain name industry. Held annually in Stockholm, Sweden, it brings together registries, registrars, resellers, investors, policymakers, and technology providers from around the world.
Founded in 2014, the event has grown from a regional gathering into one of the most respected domain industry events globally, attracting 400+ attendees from 180+ companies across 55+ nationalities. Its 9th edition across 11 years reflects both its resilience and its standing in the community.
The event will take place May 24–26 at the Clarion Hotel Stockholm.
