registrar · New Order Domains, LLC · IANA 2242

New Order Domains, a SnapNames/NameJet drop-catch registrar

drop catching

New Order Domains was one of SnapNames/NameJet’s 518 drop-catch registrars in 2025. That year it made 1.41 million attempts to register deleted .com domains and caught 112 domains.

Who catches expiring .com domains →

New Order Domains held 208 domains in June 2026, under 0.1% of all domains in generic TLDs. It holds domains in 2 generic TLDs. In .com, its largest, it held under 0.1% of all domains.

<0.1%
market share, June 2026
208
domains, June 2026
11th
Newfold Digital family, 2012-round TLDs

New Order Domains’ share of the 2 TLDs it sells most in

June 2026

The tick marks its 0.0% across its 0 largest TLDs. Source: the registries’ monthly reports to ICANN.

Where Newfold Digital ranks in the new TLDs

By June 2026, Newfold Digital’s registrars held 1,309,494 domains in the new TLDs from ICANN’s 2012 round, 2.2% of them, eleventh among registrar groups. Namecheap’s registrars held the most: 11,276,866.

  1. Namecheap19.1%
  2. GMO Internet Group14.3%
  3. GoDaddy12.6%
  4. Dynadot7.4%
  5. NameSilo5.0%
  6. Newfold Digital2.2%

Domains in the 2012-round TLDs by registrar group. Source: the registries’ monthly reports to ICANN.

do customers stay?

July 2025 to June 2026

From July 2025 to June 2026, New Order Domains customers renewed 57% of their expiring domains: 90 renewed, 68 let go. More domains moved away from New Order Domains than to it: 0 in, 83 out.

90 renewed68 let go
0 moved in83 moved out

Source: the registries’ monthly reports to ICANN.

domains, all tlds

July 2016 to June 2026
Jul 2016 to Jun 2026

New Order Domains’ domains in every generic TLD. Source: the registries’ monthly reports to ICANN.

month by month

domains by tld

June 2026