GET /v1/public/domains/tld-pricing

Autenticazione

Questo endpoint è pubblico. Non richiede credenziali né alcuna organizzazione: è ciò che leggono il nostro sito di marketing e i nostri motori di risposta basati su IA.

Questo endpoint non richiede alcun ID organizzazione. La tua chiave identifica già l'organizzazione a cui appartiene e la risposta è limitata ad essa.

Provalo

Sostituisci qualsiasi elemento tra parentesi angolari con i tuoi valori e il segnaposto key con una chiave dalla tua dashboard.

curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/public/domains/tld-pricing

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Dettagli

The crawlable price surface `docs/31` §5.1 specifies and nothing served: what every extension we sell costs to **register, renew and transfer**, plus the registry policy a buyer needs (min/max years, WHOIS privacy, IDN, restore, whether a transfer grants a year, and any residency restriction). No account, no cart, no registrar call — a cached read of platform-global reference data. **Cursor-paged and searched server-side**, which is now the only public shape: the older `listTldPricing` (`GET /v1/domains/pricing`) returned the whole catalogue in one uncursored body and was **retired in wave 8** (issue #845). That was fine at fifteen TLDs and was issue #466 all over again at the ~1,500 the registrar sync imports — on an unauthenticated endpoint, which is the worst place to have one. `q` is a substring match on the label and tolerates a leading dot (`.shop` and `shop` find the same row). Ordered **most popular first** by default, because a visitor who has decided nothing wants `.com` before `.zuerich`; `order=tld` gives the alphabetical reference view. Inactive offers are never returned. `summary` appears on the **first page only** and carries `active` — how many extensions we sell, *counted*. Any surface stating "search across N extensions" must read it: a hardcoded number is a public claim that goes stale the first time the sync deactivates a registry. `matched` is the same count under the current filter, so a page can say both without either being wrong. `related` appears when `q` names an extension we actually sell, and carries the neighbours worth offering beside it — `.shop` returns `.store` and `.online` with their real prices — each row stamped with `related_kind` so the surface can make the *argument* rather than list names. Ranked by the same code as the domain-search upsell grid, and unlike that grid it costs **no registrar call**: a price table is a browse, not an availability check. Prices are USD, the catalogue's authored currency (`docs/29`); a public surface converts for display. Cacheable — strong `ETag` + `Cache-Control: public, max-age=60`.

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Errori che questo endpoint può restituire

422 · 429