The article examines some of the currently existing domain dispute resolution organizations. The organizations' activities extend to more than 66 countries, covering the North American continent and the entire territory of South Asia. The article used the following methods: analysis, systematization, statistics and others. Within the framework of the article, the most convenient procedure for fixing the acts of international arbitrations is established, since they differ and in some cases do not contain the most important information in the body of the content. In addition, the current acts do not fully reflect the proper sequence of sections. Therefore, it was concluded that it was necessary to organize the sections (highlighting 6 main ones) and maintain the order of the narrative. The main focus of the study was to identify the effectiveness of the existence of international organizations for resolving domain disputes. It was found that these organizations certainly have an advantage over national arbitrations. Convenience of access to these services will undoubtedly contribute to regional cooperation in the field of regulating domain names for which there is no single international regulation.