How to Export Your Domain List from Squarespace Domains
Squarespace became one of the world's larger registrars almost overnight by acquiring Google Domains and migrating its entire customer base. If you registered names at Google Domains, they now live in a Squarespace domains dashboard — often under an account that was auto-created from your Google login.
The dashboard is built for website owners, not portfolio holders, and that shows in the export story.
Where the export lives
Sign in (former Google Domains users: use Continue with Google at the Squarespace login) and open the domains dashboard, which lists every domain on the account. A dedicated bulk CSV export has historically not been part of this dashboard — users have publicly requested one — so check the domain list view for any export or download control, and if none exists in your account, plan on copying the list or working domain by domain.
For DNS data specifically, zone information can be exported per domain, but that is a different artifact from a portfolio inventory.
What the export contains — and what it misses
Whatever you extract, expect names, expiry dates, and auto-renew state. Migrated Google Domains names kept their expiration dates through the move, but the migration is precisely why an independent record matters: registrar transitions are where spreadsheet data quietly goes stale.
As always, cost basis, acquisition dates, and sale status are not registrar data — they are yours to maintain.
Bulk management tips at Squarespace
- •Tooling is oriented at one-site-one-domain users; deep bulk operations are limited compared to investor registrars.
- •Verify your contact email and payment method post-migration — auto-renew failures cluster around exactly this kind of account transition.
- •If you hold many names here, weigh transferring the portfolio to an investor-oriented registrar against managing through a thin dashboard.
Renewal pricing gotchas
Google Domains was known for flat, single-price registration and renewal. Squarespace sets its own pricing, and post-migration renewal rates for some TLDs differ from what Google charged. Do not assume your old Google price survived the migration — open each domain and read the renewal price Squarespace will actually bill.
What to do with the CSV
However you assemble the list, import it into a portfolio tracker such as Sourdough (7-day free trial) — every domain gets an RDAP-verified expiry date, which is exactly the independent check a migrated portfolio needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Squarespace let me export my domain list?
A bulk CSV export has historically been absent from the Squarespace domains dashboard, and users have requested it. Check your domain list view for an export control; otherwise copy the list manually or track it in an external tool.
What happened to my Google Domains account?
Google sold its domains business to Squarespace, and all Google Domains registrations were migrated. If you never had a Squarespace account, one was created from your Google Domains email — log in with Continue with Google to find your names.
Why is my renewal price different from what Google Domains charged?
Squarespace sets its own pricing after the migration, and renewal rates for some TLDs changed from Google's flat pricing. The renewal price shown in your Squarespace dashboard is the authoritative number.