Best forA single registrar account plus selected registry-priority tiers
Price & feesPrice shown per nameChoose the standard backorder amount or, for eligible inventory, the optional higher-priced priority tier. The exact amount is displayed per domain before ordering; an early-access surcharge is not required for a standard drop attempt.
Auction rulesBackorder auction on a tieA successful sole order receives the domain. Multiple backorders enter an auction restricted to eligible participants.
Coverage228 exact TLDsRead from the live extension selector; availability still depends on the individual name appearing in the backorder list.
Acquisition path
where this service enters the lifecycle
01Registrar pre-release not publicly claimed
02Registry window service route
03Pending delete service route
EARLYVerified high-priority tier on eligible inventory Dynadot documents a high-priority attempt before registry release for eligible legacy Afilias inventory. This is not the seven-day new-gTLD launch EAP.
Supported extensions
228 exact TLDs · checked 2026-09-01
Read from the live extension selector; availability still depends on the individual name appearing in the backorder list.
A TLD on this list means the provider publishes a catch path for the extension. It does not guarantee that every expiring name is orderable or that registry eligibility rules are satisfied.
Before you place the order
the operational details that decide whether a catch survives
01 · account
Requirements
At least $5 account balance or a completed $5+ order in the previous 365 days. High priority requires bulk status or aftermarket autopay.
02 · deadline
Cancellation
Orders are governed by the deadline printed on the individual listing.
03 · custody
Delivery
Caught names land in the buyer's Dynadot account; the registration term follows the TLD rules.
04 · watch
Cautions
High priority is not available to every account.
A supported TLD does not mean every expiring name is eligible.
The widest publicly enumerated gTLD and ccTLD catalogue
Pending deleteEarly inventory not publicly mapped
Price & feesFrom $25 Examples currently published include .com/.net/.org at $25, .io at $129 and .ai at $199 for two years.
Auction rulesPublic auction when orders collide A sole successful order is delivered at the backorder fee. Catched's terms say competing interest in the same caught name moves it into a public auction.
Supported extensions518 exact TLDs Combined and deduplicated from Catched's public country-code and general-TLD coverage tabs.
How this service works
Broad international backorder coverage with public per-TLD pages and no charge when the catch fails.
Identity Digital pre-release and ordinary drop registration
Pre-releaseRegistry windowPending deleteIdentity Digital pre-release route
Price & feesShown per release Paid pre-release access and an ordinary registration attempt are different options. Check the selected option and total in your account; there is no single published backorder fee for the whole portfolio.
Auction rulesLive release terms DomainCostClub does not publish a public customer-collision rule for this route. Read the name-level order terms before committing funds.
Supported extensionsIdentity Digital portfolio Extensions from Identity Digital's published portfolio. Check the individual domain in DomainCostClub: portfolio coverage does not mean every expiring name is available for pre-release.
How this service works
Backorders across the Identity Digital portfolio, with paid pre-release access for eligible names or a registration attempt when the name becomes publicly available.
Low-cost standard drops and selected Dropzone extensions
Operated by GrepApps
Pending deleteRegistry windowDropzone on 5 listed extensions
Price & feesStandard drops from $15 Standard .us, .at and .xyz are listed at $15; .com, .net and .org at $19. Registration is included and payment is due only after acquisition. Selected listings also offer Dropzone access: check the quoted tier rather than treating an early-access amount as the standard drop price. Premium names and auctions are priced separately.
Auction rulesPublic auction when orders collide Multiple orders on a successfully caught domain trigger an auction open to other bidders, not only the original customers. Equal maximum bids favor the earlier bid. Late bids normally extend the closing time.
Supported extensions63 exact TLDs All 63 distinct extensions in the public pricing table. The live domain list shows a smaller subset; an extension's presence does not guarantee that a particular name can be ordered.
How this service works
A drop-catching service with a published 63-extension price list, payment after a successful acquisition and public auctions for competing orders.
FAQ
Dynadot backorder questions
How much does backordering with Dynadot cost?
Price shown per name. Choose the standard backorder amount or, for eligible inventory, the optional higher-priced priority tier. The exact amount is displayed per domain before ordering; an early-access surcharge is not required for a standard drop attempt. A backorder is not a guaranteed acquisition, and a contested name can follow the service's auction rule: backorder auction on a tie.
Which TLDs does Dynadot support?
The public source currently enumerates 228 supported extensions. Domain.Guru reproduces that exact checked list below; individual-name eligibility and registry restrictions can still differ.
What happens if several people backorder the same name at Dynadot?
Backorder auction on a tie. A successful sole order receives the domain. Multiple backorders enter an auction restricted to eligible participants.
Does Dynadot support early access or pre-release names?
Verified high-priority tier on eligible inventory. Dynadot documents a high-priority attempt before registry release for eligible legacy Afilias inventory. This is not the seven-day new-gTLD launch EAP.