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Bulk domain transfer

Your whole portfolio.A new basecamp.

Bring your domains together in one account. Start multiple transfers in the bulk tool, then follow each domain’s progress from one place.

Transfer prices are shown in the storefront. Eligibility and added registration time vary by extension.

  1. Gather your domain list

    Choose the names you want to bring across.

  2. Collect authorization codes

    Unlock each domain at its current registrar.

  3. Check eligibility

    Review transfer locks and extension requirements.

Bulk transfers

Move the whole portfolio in one operation.

One operation, many names

Submit every authorization code together instead of filling in the same form thirty times.

Nothing expires mid-move

We surface the domains closest to expiry first, so you never lose track of one during the process.

Per-domain status

Watch each transfer move from pending to complete, with a clear reason if one gets held up.

One renewal calendar

After the move, every expiry date lives in one place with one set of reminders.

We handle the awkward parts

Registrar refusing to release? Call us. It is a routine problem and we have seen every version of it.

Moving several domains at once

What to have ready for each name, and what happens when one does not cooperate.

What do I need for each domain?
An authorization code and an unlocked status, both available from your current registrar. If a domain is locked or a privacy shield is blocking the transfer, unlock or disable it first.
Can I transfer from several registrars at once?
Yes. The bulk tool handles them together — you just need the correct authorization code for each individual domain.
What if one transfer fails?
It is reported separately with the reason. The rest complete normally, so a single problem domain does not stall the whole batch.
Can I hand a domain to a client afterwards?
Yes. Once consolidated, pushing a domain into a client's own account takes a couple of clicks.