Navigation · Mapping · Mobility

The world is moving. Guide it.

Satnav.Global is a distinctive digital identity for the technologies that help people, vehicles and businesses navigate a connected world.

A defining digital address

One name. A world of direction.

Navigation is no longer just a screen in a car. It connects mapping, real-time data, logistics, electric vehicles, intelligent transport and autonomous mobility.

Satnav.Global provides a memorable, industry-specific platform from which a forward-looking organisation can communicate expertise, launch services, build authority or unite an international audience.

Where the name can lead

Built for a fast-changing mobility market.

01

Mapping & location

Digital maps, live traffic, routing, geospatial intelligence and location-based services.

02

Fleet & logistics

Commercial routing, delivery efficiency, fleet visibility and connected operations.

03

Future mobility

EV journey planning, in-car systems, AI navigation and autonomous transport.

Strategic opportunity

A name with several possible destinations.

We are not trying to prescribe a single future for Satnav.Global. We are seeking the right organisation, entrepreneur or technology partner to help unlock its strongest commercial role.

Strategic partnershipCollaborate
Platform or campaignDevelop
Domain licensingActivate
Acquisition discussionOwn
The thinking behind the opportunity

“Strong digital assets begin with a name people immediately understand—and remember.”

Identified by Ian Liston

Ian Liston has invested in carefully selected .Global domains since the extension launched in 2014. His approach is to identify exceptional names, research their markets, define a credible position and connect them with organisations capable of unlocking their long-term potential.

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Could Satnav.Global help guide your next move?

We welcome confidential conversations with navigation, mapping, automotive, fleet, logistics and mobility organisations.

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