Domain API

The Dynadot API lets you programmatically manage domains, account settings, DNS, orders, and other account activities. Our API supports more than 120 actions and can be integrated into scripts, internal tools, websites, or other backend systems.

Yes, you can register domains with Dynadot API by using our 'Registrer' command. Note: make sure you have enough account balance for your order.

Yes, the Dynadot API supports domain transfers, which lets you move a domain from another registrar to your Dynadot account through an automated workflow.

Yes, the Dynadot API supports bulk domain registration, which is useful when you need to acquire multiple domain names in a single workflow. To make sure your order is successful, make sure you have enough account balance.

Yes, you can renew domains through our user-friendly API.

Yes, the Dynadot API allows you to list domains for sale and manage marketplace selling activity through Dynadot's aftermarket platform.

Place auction bids through the RESTful API by using the PLACE_AUCTION_BID command. This supports aftermarket activity involving domains offered for resale, including auction participation.

There's an option to manage contact records through the RESTful API by using the contact-related commands.

Yes, you can place multiple domains into a single folder and update the contact settings or DNS records for all domains in that folder at once.

You can automate renewal by using the SET_RENEW_OPTION command in the RESTful API. This helps reduce expiration risk by applying a renewal setting to domains in advance.

Use ADD_BACKORDER_REQUEST to place a backorder request and BACKORDER_REQUEST_LIST to check backorder status.

Find your API settings and enable API access in your Dynadot account in this article. Your API key is required to authenticate requests sent from your application or system.

Rate limits depend on your pricing level, so the number and timing of requests can vary by account. Review the API documentation for the specific rate-limit rules that apply before sending requests in rapid succession.