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Be first to get a domain before it drops

A backorder is a request to try registering a domain for you the moment it becomes free after its owner fails to renew it. Placing one is free; you only pay if the domain becomes yours.

See dropping domains Auction rules
  1. 01
    Place your backorder
    Place a backorder of at least $59 from the dropping domains list or the Client Area. Nothing is charged; the amount you enter becomes your maximum in an auction.
  2. 02
    The domain drops
    The moment the pending delete period ends, we try to register it at the registry.
  3. 03
    One backorder or an auction
    If yours is the only backorder, we try to register the domain for you. The moment a second backorder comes in, a 72-hour auction starts among the backorder holders and ends before the domain drops.
  4. 04
    It moves to your account
    If we catch it, the amount is charged to your saved card, the domain is added to your Client Area and a one-year registration begins.

How does a domain drop?

The registry timeline for .com and .net. The periods differ for some extensions.

  1. Day 0
    Expire
    The registration period ends; the website and email may keep working for a while.
  2. Days 1–45
    Grace
    The owner can renew it at the regular price.
  3. 30 days
    Redemption
    The owner can restore it by paying a redemption fee.
  4. 5 days
    Pending delete
    No way back; backorders line up and an auction is held if needed.
  5. The drop
    Released
    The first successful registration attempt gets the domain.

Fees

You only pay when you win. You can withdraw your backorder any time before the domain drops.

Placing a backorderPlacing a backorder is free; nothing is charged to your card.
$0
If you win as the only backorderThe opening price, including a one-year registration.
$59
If you win the auctionThe winning bid, registration included.
Your bid
If you don't winNothing is charged.
$0

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