Domain backorders are time-sensitive. Platforms like GoDaddy, DropCatch, SnapNames, and NameJet each follow precise “pending delete” windows and drop cycles to capture expiring names. Knowing when these platforms act — and how they compete — can dramatically increase your odds of catching valuable domains before others do.
When a domain name enters the redemption period, registrars often apply restore fees on top of renewal costs. This guide explains how much these fees can vary, why they exist, and what domain owners should know to avoid losing valuable names.
The .IN domain extension follows its own lifecycle, from expiry and auto-renew grace to pending delete and eventual drop. This guide explains how the process works, including timelines and what investors should know about catching .IN names once they are deleted.
The daily drop time of .COM domains is crucial for investors, backorder services, and drop catchers. This guide explains the exact UTC/IST drop schedule, alongside the grace and redemption periods, so you can time your bids and backorders with precision.
Understanding what happens when a domain expires is critical for investors and businesses. This guide explains the full domain lifecycle — from the initial expiration and grace period, through redemption and pending delete, to the final drop stage when the name becomes available again.
