Please be aware that we levy a one-time $15 per domain fee when replacing domains. This amount goes toward registering the new domain once the old one(s) is deleted. Additionally, the $15 fee does not include any charges for mailbox recreation.
Maildoso takes care of domain renewals automatically as long as your subscription remains active. This means you do not need to pay separately or take any additional action with third-party registrars like Dynadot. Once your subscription is active, Maildoso ensures that your domains are renewed seamlessly, saving you time and effort.
You can buy and register new domains on this page https://app.maildoso.com/billing/packages-addons (select only the domain slider)
Customers can opt for voluntary domain swaps at a nominal fee. Note that replacement rules differ for externally registered domains (BYO domains), as the customer owns the registration.
If your subscription is canceled, domain renewals will no longer be managed by Maildoso, and you may need to handle them manually with your domain registrar.
IF you are here for SURBL blacklisting, you do not need to replace your domain at all, click below or go to the SURBL article for more information on why!
If a domain registered through Maildoso is blacklisted through no fault of the customer, it may qualify for replacement under Maildoso's replacement policy. This provides an exception to the standard $15 replacement fee policy, ensuring fairness in cases of uncontrollable blacklisting. Before replacing a domain, all mailboxes associated with that domain must be deleted. Once the domain is replaced, the SMTP mailbox slots previously used by the deleted domain become available. Users can then create new mailboxes on the replacement domain, utilizing the available slots without incurring additional fees for mailbox recreation.
Note: replacing a domain ($15) is different from transferring a domain out to your own registrar — see Transferring your domains out of Maildoso.
Related: Why am I charged for a replacement domain?, Deleting, replacing, reducing, or cancelling mailboxes and domains, and (before replacing anything) My mailboxes show as "burned", "blacklisted", or low reputation — a blacklist flag is usually not a reason to replace a domain.