Domain Backorder
$5 per backorder (₹420). Place your request, and if the domain drops — Xisto's ResellerClub infrastructure attempts to catch it the moment it becomes available. No catch, no charge.
Domains don't disappear the moment they expire — they go through a structured release process. Backordering puts you at the front of the queue.
The current owner stops paying. The domain enters a grace period, then a redemption period, then finally drops from the registry — becoming available for registration.
You submit the domain name through Xisto — we register the backorder via ResellerClub. The system monitors the domain and prepares to catch it the instant it drops.
When the domain becomes available, ResellerClub's automated system submits a registration request immediately — faster than a manual registration attempt. Multiple registrars attempt this simultaneously.
If the catch is successful, the domain is registered in your name and added to your account. If the catch fails — because another registrar was faster or the domain was renewed — you owe nothing.
Domain backorders are priced at $5.00 per backorder (approximately ₹420). This fee is charged only when the backorder is placed — not when you receive the domain.
If the domain is successfully caught, it is registered at the standard registration price for that TLD. If the catch fails, the $5 backorder fee is not refunded — it covers the monitoring and automated catch attempt regardless of outcome.
≈ ₹420 at current rates
Some domains are worth more than a new registration fee — a short name, a legacy brand, or a keyword-rich .com that you missed registering years ago.
Short, memorable .com and .net domains are rarely available for standard registration. Backordering is often the only way to acquire one when the current owner lapses on renewal.
A domain that matches your brand, product name, or marketing campaign may be held by someone else — and may not be renewed. Backordering means you're positioned to claim it the moment it drops.
An aged domain with existing backlinks and search engine history can give a new project a head start. Backordering lets you capture that value at registration price instead of aftermarket premium.