How to Export Your Domain List from Sav (CSV)
Sav positions itself as a bulk-first registrar for domain investors: low pricing, a built-in marketplace with a low commission, auctions, and Afternic and Sedo fast-transfer integration. Portfolios of thousands of names are its normal case, so exports and bulk actions are core features rather than afterthoughts.
Where the export lives
There are two paths. In the domain manager, select the domains you want, open Bulk Actions, and choose Export List — you enter an email address and the generated file is sent there. Alternatively, the Reports area has a Download Domains in Account option that pulls the full inventory without selecting anything.
For big accounts, the Reports route is the cleaner full-portfolio snapshot; the Bulk Actions route is better for scoped exports of a segment.
What the export contains — and what it misses
Expect the registrar-side inventory: names, dates, and per-domain settings. Since Sav also runs your listings if you sell through its marketplace, its dashboard knows more about your selling than most registrars — but it still cannot see names you hold elsewhere, what you paid at auction on another platform, or offers arriving through other channels.
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 Sav
- •Bulk Actions covers updates, listing for sale, and starting auctions across selected domains.
- •Afternic and Sedo fast-transfer integration can be managed from the same dashboard — one of Sav's genuine differentiators.
- •Bulk transfer-in via CSV upload and a public API round out the automation story.
Renewal pricing gotchas
Sav competes on price and offers bulk discounts for volume accounts, and its reputation among investors is cheap renewals on mainstream TLDs. Reputation is not a guarantee: pricing tiers, TLD mix, and registry fee changes all move the number. The renewal price in your account, per TLD and tier, is the figure to budget against — especially before bulk-renewing hundreds of names in one pass.
What to do with the CSV
Import the emailed file into a portfolio tracker like Sourdough (7-day free trial) to get RDAP-verified expiry dates and per-domain P&L across Sav and every other registrar — one book instead of one dashboard per platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Sav let me export my domain list?
Yes, two ways: select domains and use Bulk Actions then Export List (the file is emailed to the address you enter), or go to Reports and use Download Domains in Account for the full inventory.
Why is my renewal price higher than my registration price at Sav?
Promotional and transfer-in pricing is lower than standard renewal rates, and your effective price depends on volume tier and TLD. Check the renewal figure in your account before assuming the acquisition price repeats.