Bulk Domain Registration & Enterprise Orders
Bulk domain registration is one order that checks, prices and registers a list of names together. WebJi® returns an availability grid with per-name INR rates, for example ₹1,000 a year for .in before 18% GST, registers the names you approve in one transaction and manages DNS, renewals and locks in one panel.
For agencies, brand owners and resellers who need to buy, renew or move 20 or more domain names without twenty separate checkouts.
INR billing
- Registration
- Live
- Renewal
- Live
- Term
- 1–10 yrs
- Billing
- INR + GST
Live check across 297 extensions on our billing system — registration, renewal and transfer prices are shown before you pay.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
What is bulk domain registration?
Bulk domain registration is one order that checks, prices and registers a whole list of names together, with one registrant profile and one invoice. Instead of twenty separate checkouts, you send a list, WebJi® returns a single availability grid, and the names you approve are registered in one transaction.
The saving is administrative, not magical. Each extension still follows its own registry: .com and .org under ICANN policy, .in and its second-level zones under NIXI rules, and a few country-code registries that ask for local presence. Those rules are flagged in the quote, before payment.
Who needs bulk domain registration?
Bulk ordering pays off once a portfolio crosses about 20 names or grows in batches; below that, the normal single-name checkout is simpler. Four kinds of Indian buyer reach that point regularly.
| Buyer | Typical list | What they need most |
|---|---|---|
| Web agency | 30 client names across .com, .in and .co.in | One renewal calendar, per-client DNS |
| Brand owner | Main name plus misspellings and hyphenated variants | Defensive cover, transfer locks |
| Product or campaign launch | One name per product line or festival offer | Identical DNS template on every name |
| Reseller | Names bought on behalf of end customers | Consolidated GST invoice, quick turnaround |
Agencies that resell names under their own brand usually outgrow bulk orders and move to the domain reseller programme, which gives them their own client-facing storefront.
How much does bulk domain registration cost?
A bulk order is priced per name at each extension’s rate — for example ₹1,380 for a .com and ₹1,000 for a .in in year one, before 18% GST. Larger lists can be quoted a lower per-name rate; the exact figure, including the second-year renewal, is given in writing before you pay.
| TLD | Registration (₹/yr) | Renewal (₹/yr) | Best for | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .com | ₹1,380 | ₹1,480 | Universal default | Register → |
| .in | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 | Indian businesses | Register → |
| .co.in | ₹809 | ₹877 | Indian brands/enterprises | Register → |
| .xyz | ₹1,754 | ₹1,957 | Launches, offers | Get Custom Quote → |
| .ai | ₹6,000–8,000* | ₹6,500–8,500* | AI startups (2-yr min) | Get Custom Quote → |
| .io | ₹2,800–3,800 | ₹3,200–4,200 | Tech/product companies | Get Custom Quote → |
Worked example: 10 .in names plus 10 .co.in names cost ₹18,090 in year one (10 × ₹1,000 + 10 × ₹809) and ₹18,770 to renew in year two (10 × ₹1,000 + 10 × ₹877), all before GST.
WebJi® billing prices, read 4 November 2026. Exact registration and renewal per TLD is confirmed at checkout or by the sales desk. *.ai is sold with a two-year minimum.
What a bulk domain order includes
Every bulk order lands in one portfolio panel with six controls that matter more than the search box once you hold dozens of names.
- List availability check: one grid for every name and every TLD you asked about.
- Template DNS: apply one record set to fifty campaign names in a single operation.
- Batch renewal: pick names or a date range and renew them as one transaction, with alerts 60 and 30 days before expiry.
- Registrar lock: stays on until you deliberately remove it for a genuine transfer.
- WHOIS privacy: included where the registry allows masking; some ccTLDs publish the holder by policy.
- One invoice: a single INR bill showing 18% GST for the whole order.
How to place a bulk domain order
A bulk order takes four steps: send the list, review the priced grid, approve, and check the portfolio view.
- Send the names one per row, with the extensions you are considering and the term in years.
- Receive an availability grid with a per-name INR rate and the renewal rate beside it.
- Approve the names you want; they are registered in one transaction against one registrant profile.
- Open the portfolio view, where DNS records, WHOIS settings and expiry dates are already listed.
To pre-screen a short list yourself first, run it through domain availability check; for the single-name rules of each extension, see domain registration in India.
Moving 20 or more existing domains to WebJi®
A large transfer avoids lapses when it runs in order: inventory first, unlock second, transfer in expiry-date batches last. Export the list with expiry dates and DNS records, unlock each name and collect its authorisation code, then send the batch with the soonest-expiring names marked so they move first.
Confirm each batch’s DNS before scheduling the next. The domain transfer page explains lock states and the authorisation code, and a WHOIS lookup confirms the current holder before you plan the move.
When bulk domain registration is the wrong choice
Skip a bulk order if you need fewer than five names, if each name needs a different owner, or if the list is speculative. Defensive variants that will never carry a site still renew every year, so a list of 40 typos at ₹1,000 each is a ₹40,000 annual cost before GST. Keep the variants that real customers are likely to type and drop the rest.
Trademark-led buyers should also read the domain name dispute guide: registering a competitor’s mark in bulk invites a complaint, not protection.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a discount for registering many domains at once?
Larger lists can be quoted a lower per-name rate, and the figure is confirmed in writing before payment. Compare the renewal column in the same quote, because a cheap first year can renew higher than the band shown on this page.
Can one bulk order mix .com, .in and country-code names?
Yes. The grid can cover any extension WebJi® sells. Names whose registry needs local presence or documents, such as some country-code zones, are marked in the quote so nothing is rejected after you pay.
Can different names in a bulk order have different owners?
They can, but it removes most of the time saving. Bulk orders work best with one registrant profile; agencies registering in each client’s own name usually split the list by client or use the reseller programme.
How do I renew a whole portfolio together?
Select the names or an expiry date range in the portfolio view and renew them as one transaction. Alerts arrive 60 and 30 days before expiry, so batch renewal does not depend on someone remembering a spreadsheet.
Does a bulk order include WHOIS privacy on every name?
Only where the registry permits masking. Most gTLDs allow it; some country-code registries publish the holder by policy. The quote states which names in your list can be masked before you approve it.
Prices read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026 · Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
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