The first browser where you actually own things.

Everywhere else: your web address is a rental. Stop paying the yearly fee — or displease the registrar — and it's gone.

With FreeholdIP: a name is property recorded on a public blockchain. $5, once, yours for life. No renewal. No company that can take it back — the browser even watches the chain and raises an alarm if your name's ownership ever changes.

Everywhere else: a website needs a host, an inbox needs a provider, payments need PayPal — four companies, four logins.

With FreeholdIP: your name IS the website, the mailbox, the payment address and the phone number, all at once. These are real names, owned today — they work in any browser through our public gateway:

Everywhere else: messages live on a company's server, tied to your phone number, readable by whoever runs it.

With FreeholdIP: messages are sealed to a key that exists only in your hands. No account. No phone number. No server that can read them. You message a NAME, and only its owner can open it.

Everywhere else: voice and video mean a Zoom link, a Google account, a phone plan — someone in the middle.

With FreeholdIP: call a name. Voice and video go straight between the two of you, end to end, proven by the same keys that prove who owns the name. No sign-up. No middleman with a mute button.

Everywhere else: taking money online means onboarding with a processor and handing out account numbers.

With FreeholdIP: type pay yourname.alg in the browser and it finds the owner's payment address — cryptographically theirs, and no one else can substitute one. Straight talk: today that's ALGO, the coin of the chain your name lives on. Card money is coming the honest way: checkout links signed by the owner's key, so a buyer KNOWS the link is really the merchant's — a fake-payment-link defense no other browser offers.

Everywhere else: the padlock only proves you're connected to a server — it says nothing about whether the content is genuine.

With FreeholdIP: the browser verifies the content itself — pages arrive with cryptographic proof they are exactly what the owner published. Profile links earn a ✓ only when the linked page provably points back — checked by YOUR browser, not by us.

Everywhere else: hosting is rent. Stop paying, your site disappears.

With FreeholdIP: pin your site on your own computer for free, forever — or pay once and we keep it online: a full 20 years prepaid at today's rates, a runway that lengthens every year storage gets cheaper. Every paid file's fingerprint is published openly so anyone (including you) can re-pin it elsewhere. Convenience, never captivity.

Everywhere else: you need a hosting plan, a builder subscription, or a developer.

With FreeholdIP: fill in your profile and you HAVE a page. Use the built-in site builder for something fancier, bring your existing site over with one click, or let an AI design one — then publish it under your name. Plain files, no programs: nothing to hack.