How to Export Your Domain List from Spaceship (CSV)
Spaceship is the newer platform from the team behind Namecheap, built with aggressive pricing and a modern dashboard aimed squarely at domain investors — including SellerHub, its built-in listing and sales layer. It has grown fast, and its tooling reflects an investor-first design.
Where the export lives
Sign in and open the domain manager — the list view of everything on the account. Look for an export or download control around the domain list toolbar; Spaceship supports exporting your domain names along with related details such as nameservers, assigned DNS presets, and domain categories to a CSV or Excel file.
Spaceship also publishes a public API, so accounts running at scale can pull the domain list programmatically instead of clicking through the dashboard.
What the export contains — and what it misses
The export carries the registrar-side picture: names, expiry-relevant details, nameservers, and the categories you assigned. Categories are genuinely useful for segmenting a portfolio inside Spaceship — but they are still one registrar's silo.
Acquisition prices, purchase dates, cross-registrar holdings, and offer history are not in any registrar's export. If you sell through SellerHub and elsewhere, only your own tracking layer sees the whole book.
Import your domain list in one CSV
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Bulk management tips at Spaceship
- •Domain categories let you group names and act on segments — keepers, developed, for-sale.
- •SellerHub supports bulk listing via CSV import, so the same file discipline works in both directions.
- •Bulk transfer-in is a first-class flow, which is part of why investors consolidate here.
Renewal pricing gotchas
Spaceship has built a reputation on sharp pricing, frequently among the lowest for mainstream TLDs. The universal rule still applies: promotional first-year and transfer rates are not renewal rates, and a fast-growing registrar's pricing can evolve. Read the renewal price on each domain rather than extrapolating from the price that got it in the door.
What to do with the CSV
Import the export into a portfolio tracker like Sourdough (7-day free trial) — it layers RDAP-verified expiry dates, a renewal alert ladder, and P&L over holdings at Spaceship and every other registrar you use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Spaceship let me export my domains?
Yes — Spaceship supports exporting your domain list with related details like nameservers, DNS presets, and categories to a CSV or Excel file, and it also offers a public API for programmatic access.
Is Spaceship the same company as Namecheap?
Spaceship is a separate registrar founded by the team behind Namecheap. It runs its own platform, pricing, and accreditation — domains at Namecheap and Spaceship live in separate accounts.
Why is my Spaceship renewal price different from my registration price?
Like most registrars, Spaceship uses promotional first-year and transfer pricing. Renewals bill at the standard rate for the TLD, so verify the renewal figure shown on the domain itself.