How to Export Your Domain List from Gname (CSV)
Gname is a Singapore-based registrar that has grown rapidly on the strength of low pricing and heavy-duty bulk tooling — bulk registration, bulk push between accounts, bulk backordering — which has made it a fixture in high-volume investor portfolios, particularly across Asia.
Where the export lives
Sign in and open the domain management area listing everything on the account. Gname's bulk-management interface includes an export-domain-list function — look for the export control around the domain list toolbar or within the bulk operations menus. Bulk lookup results elsewhere on the platform export with one click as well, so file export is a normal part of the workflow here.
Gname also publishes an API with a domain-list endpoint, the better path for accounts holding thousands of names or anyone automating inventory checks.
What the export contains — and what it misses
Expect the registrar-side snapshot: names, dates, and per-domain settings. As at every registrar, the export cannot include your acquisition costs, cross-registrar holdings, marketplace listings, or offer history.
One Gname-specific note: the account-to-account push feature means domains can move in and out of accounts quickly — which makes a dated, verified inventory more valuable, not less, since your holdings can genuinely change week to week.
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 Gname
- •Bulk operations are the platform's core: bulk registration, bulk renewal, bulk transfer-in, and bulk push to other Gname accounts.
- •The push feature settles aftermarket deals between Gname users without a registrar transfer — fast, but keep your own records of what moved and for how much.
- •The API covers registration, renewal, and list retrieval for automated workflows.
Renewal pricing gotchas
Gname competes hard on registration pricing, and promotional rates on new registrations are common. The universal rule applies with extra force at aggressive discounters: the first-year price and the renewal price are different products. Confirm the renewal rate per TLD in your account before bulk-renewing, and re-check it periodically — pricing at fast-moving registrars evolves.
What to do with the CSV
Import the export into a portfolio tracker like Sourdough (7-day free trial) — live RDAP verification keeps expiry dates honest, which is especially useful when names move between accounts via push.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Gname let me export my domain list?
Yes — the bulk-management interface includes an export-domain-list function, and the API offers a domain-list endpoint for programmatic access at scale.
Why is my Gname renewal price higher than my registration price?
Registration prices at Gname are frequently promotional. Renewals bill at the standard rate for the TLD, so verify the renewal figure in your account before assuming the acquisition price repeats.
What is a domain push at Gname?
A push moves a domain between two Gname accounts without an inter-registrar transfer — near-instant and without the usual 60-day transfer lock implications. It is how many aftermarket deals between Gname users settle.