Backorder a domain — we reach out to the owner and catch it if it drops

Want a domain that's already registered? Tell us your budget, and ns6 contacts the current owner on your behalf — and holds a seat on the drop-catch queue so if it is not renewed we register it for you the moment it drops.

$99 to start
Covers owner outreach and your place on the drop-catch queue. The purchase price, if the owner sells, is separate and you approve it first.
Whakapānga tūmatanui
Mēnā he tokomaha nga tāngata e hiahia ana ki te ingoa ōrite, ka whiwhi te tono tiketike rawa.
What you would pay the current owner for the name. We negotiate within it and never commit you above it. Also your ceiling if a caught name goes to auction.

How a backorder works

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He mea whakahauhau te whakahauhau

Enter the registered domain you want, tell us your budget, and pay the $99 backorder fee. Work starts the moment the payment clears.

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We contact the owner

We find the current owner — through the WHOIS record, the domain’s own website and its contact form — and write to them on your behalf without revealing your budget. Any reply comes straight to us, we negotiate within your budget, and you approve a price before anything is bought.

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E kite ana tātau i te tūpāpaku

Ki te kore e whakahōuhia tētahi rohe, ka neke atu i roto i ngā matapihi o te rārangi me te whakawhiwhinga o te rārangi i mua i te whakamutu. Ka whai tātau i taua rārangi wā mō tō koe.

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E ngana ana tātau ki te tango i a ia

I te wā e wātea ana te ingoa ka ngana tātau ki te whakatū i te āhua o te tātau tātaitai - he whakataetae ki ētahi atu kaikōrero, nō reira he whakamātautau, ehara i te whakaūtanga.

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Ka whiwhi koe i a ia — ka haere rānei ki te whakatūnga

Mēnā he maha nga tāngata i whakatūtū i te ingoa ōrite, ka haere ki tētahi whakatūnga tūmatanui poto i waenganui i a rātou, ā, ka whiwhi te utu tiketike rawa.

Domain backorder - FAQ

He tono hei whakarārangi i tētahi rohe kua tangohia i tēnei wā i te wā e whakamutu ana, ā, ka whakapeka. Mēnā kāore te rangatira o nāianei e whakahōu ana, ka ngana tātau ki te tango i a koe i mua i tētahi atu.

A flat $99 fee, paid when you place the backorder. It covers reaching out to the current owner on your behalf and your place on our drop-catch queue. If the owner agrees to sell, the purchase price is separate and you approve it first. The fee is non-refundable.

No. Owners can decline to sell, and drop-catching is competitive — many services race for the same expiring names. We make a genuine attempt on both fronts, but no registrar can promise a catch, and the fee covers the work rather than the outcome.

Mēnā ka whiwhi a tātau i tētahi ingoa he maha nga tāngata i whakatūpato, ka haere ki tētahi whakatūpato ā-iwi poto i waenganui i ēnei whakatūpato, ā, ka whiwhi te utu tiketike rawa.

I muri i te whakamututanga o te rohe, ka puta mai tētahi wā whakawhāiti, kātahi ka noho tētahi wā whakawhiwhinga (i te nuinga o te 30–75 rā katoa) i mua i te whakakoretanga, ā, ka wātea. Ka whai tātau i taua matapihi mō tō tātau whakarerekētanga.

That is part of every backorder now: we contact the owner first, and the drop-catch queue is the fallback if they don’t renew. If you only want the negotiation without the drop-catch, our broker service does exactly that.

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