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Hi DNForum,
If you're building a domain management tool, a reseller platform or an integration for a hosting business, testing a registrar API shouldn't require placing real domain orders.
NiceNIC provides a free Domain API Sandbox where developers can test their integrations separately from the production environment.
You can use it to check:
No reseller prepayment is required to access the API. It's available to active NiceNIC users, including those who aren't on a reseller pricing tier.
When your integration is ready, you can use production credentials and the live API endpoint for real operations.
If you're running a hosting business, we also provide a WHMCS registrar module for eligible reseller workflows.
API documentation:
https://nicenic.com/reseller/apiv2.php
Reseller pricing and details:
https://nicenic.com/reseller/
For developers here: are you building your own domain management system, connecting to WHMCS, or mainly automating an existing portfolio?
Happy to help with NiceNIC-specific integration questions in this thread.
If you're building a domain management tool, a reseller platform or an integration for a hosting business, testing a registrar API shouldn't require placing real domain orders.
NiceNIC provides a free Domain API Sandbox where developers can test their integrations separately from the production environment.
You can use it to check:
- API authentication and request formatting
- Domain availability requests
- Registration workflow responses
- Error handling and application integration
No reseller prepayment is required to access the API. It's available to active NiceNIC users, including those who aren't on a reseller pricing tier.
When your integration is ready, you can use production credentials and the live API endpoint for real operations.
If you're running a hosting business, we also provide a WHMCS registrar module for eligible reseller workflows.
API documentation:
https://nicenic.com/reseller/apiv2.php
Reseller pricing and details:
https://nicenic.com/reseller/
For developers here: are you building your own domain management system, connecting to WHMCS, or mainly automating an existing portfolio?
Happy to help with NiceNIC-specific integration questions in this thread.