Can I purchase multiple domains at the same time?

 

Overview

The following describes how to search for available domain registrations in the panel, add multiple domains to a cart, and register all of them at the same time.

Searching and registering domains

To search for and then register multiple domains:

  1. Navigate to the Manage Registrations page.
  2. Enter a domain you wish to register in the search bar.
  3. Click the ADD FOR $ button for each domain you wish to purchase and register.
    • Click the Remove link to remove the domain.
    • Click the Change link to select the number of years you wish to register the selected domain.
    • Click Apply Changes when finished.
  4. Click the Proceed to Checkout button when you're ready to purchase and register the multiple domains.
  5. Confirm the information on the Whois Information and Nameservers selection page, and then click the Continue button at the bottom to complete the registration and payment confirmation process.
  6. Select the following on the Order Review page:
    • Change the years registered per domain
    • Add privacy per domain (per TLD that allows it)
    • Remove a domain
    • Turn on auto-renew per domain (for accounts that have an autopay method on file)

You can only add WHOIS privacy settings to all of the domains in your cart only if they all support privacy settings. 

In this case, you can enable WHOIS privacy for each domain individually after they have been purchased. For more information on enabling WHOIS privacy settings, see the following articles:

FAQs

What are the next steps?

After you complete the checkout process, DreamHost sends you an email that lists all the domains you successfully registered. In addition, 'Next Steps' are listed in the email, which guides you through the registration process.

What if there are any problems with my domain registration?

If there are any issues with the domains you register, you are sent an email that provides information on any errors and links for troubleshooting.

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