How to Export Your Domain List from Dynadot (CSV)
Dynadot sits firmly in the investor-friendly camp: bulk pricing tiers, an aftermarket, folders for organizing large holdings, and a domain list that exports cleanly. If you buy expired inventory or run hundreds of hand-regs, chances are some of them live here.
Where the export lives
Sign in and open your domain list under the Domains area of the control panel. Look for a download icon in the toolbar at the top of the list — Dynadot lets you scope the export by folder via a dropdown, then choose which fields to include before it generates a CSV.
Because the export is folder-aware, investors who organize by folder (keepers, for-sale, drop candidates) can pull per-folder inventories instead of one monolithic file.
What the export contains — and what it misses
Dynadot's export can include registration and expiration dates, nameservers, lock status, privacy setting, transfer auth code, folder name, and even the per-domain note field — more configurable than most registrars.
The note field is tempting to use for cost basis, but it is a single free-text box in one registrar's silo. Acquisition prices, sale listings, and P&L still need a system that spans all your registrars.
Import your domain list in one CSV
Export from any registrar, import into Sourdough, and get live WHOIS/RDAP enrichment on every domain: expiry, registrar, nameservers, status. 7 days free, then $10/mo. $0 due today.
Bulk management tips at Dynadot
- •Folders are the backbone: assign domains to folders and you can apply settings and pull exports per group.
- •Bulk renew, bulk unlock, and bulk nameserver changes are available from the domain list after selecting multiple names.
- •Dynadot offers volume pricing tiers — larger accounts unlock lower pricing levels, which compounds meaningfully across a big portfolio.
Renewal pricing gotchas
Dynadot's pricing is generally regarded as competitive for investors, and its volume tiers reward consolidation. The universal caveat still applies: promotional first-year rates on new registrations revert to standard renewal rates, and your effective renewal price depends on your account's pricing level. Verify the renewal figure per TLD in your account rather than assuming the public price grid.
What to do with the CSV
Import the file into a portfolio tracker like Sourdough — with a 7-day free trial — where each name gets RDAP-verified expiry dates and a renewal alert ladder, so a date that shifts after a transfer never catches you out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dynadot let me export my domains?
Yes. The domain list has a download control that generates a CSV, scoped by folder if you want, with selectable fields including expiry date, nameservers, lock status, auth code, and notes.
Why is my Dynadot renewal price higher than my registration price?
New-registration prices frequently include a first-year discount, while renewals bill at the standard rate for your account's pricing tier. Higher-volume accounts get lower tiers, so the same TLD can renew at different prices for different customers.