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Registrar Guides for Domain Investors

Most domain investors end up spread across several registrars — names bought at auction here, hand-registrations there, a transfer chasing a coupon somewhere else. Each registrar has a different dashboard, different export path, and different renewal pricing, and none of them will tell you what you hold elsewhere.

These guides cover the practical mechanics per registrar: getting your full domain list out as a CSV, bulk operations worth knowing, and the renewal-pricing gotchas specific to each. Registrar interfaces change; if a menu has moved, the concepts still hold and the export lives in roughly the same place.

GoDaddy
How to export your GoDaddy domain list to CSV from the Domain Portfolio view, what the export includes and misses, and renewal-price gotchas to check.
Namecheap
Where the CSV export lives in Namecheap's Domain List, what the file includes, the API fallback, and bulk-management tips for larger portfolios.
Porkbun
Porkbun emails your domain CSV via a Bulk Actions export, auth codes optional. What the file includes, bulk tips, and renewal pricing notes for investors.
Dynadot
How to download your Dynadot domain list as a CSV, what the export includes, folder-based bulk management, and renewal pricing habits worth keeping.
NameSilo
NameSilo's Domain Manager has a one-click CSV export with optional EPP codes. What the file covers, bulk tools, and renewal pricing notes for investors.
Cloudflare
Getting your domain list out of Cloudflare Registrar via the dashboard or API, what at-cost wholesale pricing means for renewals, and bulk realities.
Squarespace
Squarespace absorbed Google Domains, and bulk export is thin. How to inventory your Squarespace domains, what is missing, and renewal price checks.
Name.com
Name.com's domains page has an Export Domain List link that emails large files. What the CSV includes, bulk tools, and renewal pricing checks to make.
Spaceship
Spaceship supports exporting your domain list with nameservers and categories to CSV or Excel. Where to look, bulk tooling, and renewal price checks.
Sav
Sav offers two export paths: a Bulk Actions Export List emailed to you, and a Reports download. What the file covers, bulk tools, and renewal checks.
Hover
Hover has no well-documented bulk CSV export, so here is how to inventory your Hover domains anyway, plus bulk realities and renewal price checks.
Network Solutions
Network Solutions offers no easy self-serve domain CSV export. How to inventory your account anyway, renewal pricing warnings, and what to record.
Gname
Gname's bulk-first dashboard includes a domain list export and a full API. Where to look, bulk operations worth knowing, and renewal price checks.
NameBright
Getting your domain inventory out of NameBright: category-based bulk tools, auth-code export, what to record, and renewal pricing checks for investors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why export my domain list to CSV?

A CSV export is the fastest way to get a complete inventory of what you own at each registrar — names, expiry dates, and auto-renew state — and the standard way to import your portfolio into a tracking tool instead of retyping hundreds of domains.

Should I consolidate all my domains at one registrar?

Consolidation simplifies management but costs transfer fees and sometimes better pricing elsewhere. Many investors instead keep domains where they are and add a portfolio layer on top that tracks everything across registrars in one place.

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