Dynadot customers can now list their domains on Afternic through the Dynadot account dashboard.
In its Q1 earnings release, Godaddy announced that it had rolled out its Afternic List for Sale technology to other registrars. Dynadot sent a message to customers today letting them know they can now take advantage of Afternic’s List for Sale in their accounts.
This feature lets customers list their domains on Afternic directly from their registrar account rather than having to log in to Afternic.
GoDaddy has offered this tool to its customers for a couple of years. It’s the primary way I list the domains I register at GoDaddy.
To list domains directly from your Dynadot account, you’ll go to the “Manage Domains” view, check the box next to the domains you want to list, click “Bulk action” and select “Sell on Afternic”. (See image above.)
The feature at Dynadot is only available for domains that qualify for transfer. This means domains that have been registered or transferred in within 60 days won’t be eligible.
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