Namecheap Domains

[EpicNode]

Hello, does anyone know how we can get domains from namecheap to work out with whmcs for clients etc.

Do we need to make a module for that or what?

 

Thanks in advance.

[chickendippers]

As far as I know Namecheap don't offer a reseller service.

[JFSG]

You can contact NameCheap. They have an API that can be integrated with WHMCS for domain & SSL sales.

[EpicNode]

As far as I know Namecheap don't offer a reseller service.

I know that.

 

You can contact NameCheap. They have an API that can be integrated with WHMCS for domain & SSL sales.

Thank you

[JFSG]

I know that.

 

Thank you

That is considered NameCheap's reseller program, although they have no formal discount there..

[meeven]

Okay, here is some good news.

 

If you sign up for access to Namecheap's API through your namecheap account and then put in a ticket requesting their module for WHMCS, they will send you a zip file which you can install into WHMCS. It works. You will need to enter your API key into WHMCS configuration area, though.

 

The bad news: The module doesn't support discounts and they don't have slabs for reseller pricing like directi do. I was asked by Namecheap to contact Zerensoft for adding further features to the module! I might have, if they had a useful reseller pricing policy with discounts.

 

Of course, you can manually register the domains and enter them later into WHMCS, but it beats the purpose of having a whmcs module, doesn't it?

 

Update: If you have more than 50 domains with them, they will give you a special discount code. But, it won't work in tandem with the whmcs module they have built.

Edited March 26, 2009 by meeven
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[JFSG]

Okay, here is some good news.

 

If you sign up for access to Namecheap's API through your namecheap account and then put in a ticket requesting their module for WHMCS, they will send you a zip file which you can install into WHMCS. It works. You will need to enter your API key into WHMCS configuration area, though.

 

The bad news: The module doesn't support discounts and they don't have slabs for reseller pricing like directi do. I was asked by Namecheap to contact Zerensoft for adding further features to the module! I might have, if they had a useful reseller pricing policy with discounts.

 

Of course, you can manually register the domains and enter them later into WHMCS, but it beats the purpose of having a whmcs module, doesn't it?

 

Update: If you have more than 50 domains with them, they will give you a special discount code. But, it won't work in tandem with the whmcs module they have built.

I do remember that NameCheap has coupon codes to get $0.88 off.

 

Unfortunately, it can't be used with the API I suppose.

[meeven]

I do remember that NameCheap has coupon codes to get $0.88 off. Unfortunately, it can't be used with the API I suppose.

Actually, if I remember correctly, what Namecheap told me was that I could use it with the API and get the discount too, but to integrate that function in the whmcs module, I would have to pay Zerensoft or develop it myself.