How to Bulk Import Domains via CSV

If you are migrating from another tool or adding a large portfolio, CSV import lets you add hundreds or thousands of domains in one operation rather than one at a time.

Credit Cost

1 credit per domain imported.

Accessing Bulk Import

1. From the dashboard, go to Dashboard → Import (or look for the import icon in the toolbar).
2. Click Download Template to get the correct CSV format.
3. Fill in your domains using the template.
4. Upload the completed CSV.
5. Review the preview — invalid rows are flagged before import runs.
6. Click Import All.

CSV Column Reference

Column	Required	Format	Example
domain	Yes	Bare domain	example.com
type	No	OWNED, COMPETITOR, WATCHLIST, CLIENT, INVESTMENT	OWNED
folder	No	Any text	Production
tags	No	Comma-separated	wordpress,critical
checkInterval	No	6h, 24h, 7d, manual	24h

Rules:

• Domain names should be bare (no https://, no trailing slash)
• Subdomains are accepted: shop.example.com
• One domain per row
• Maximum 10,000 rows per upload

What Happens After Import

1. Each valid domain is added to your workspace.
2. An initial Full Domain Scan (250 credits) is queued for each domain automatically.
3. The import job runs in the background — you do not need to stay on the page.
4. Progress is visible in the Activity Feed.

Note: The 1 credit/domain import cost covers adding the domain to the system. The initial full scan (250 credits/domain) is billed separately and charged from your credit balance as each scan runs.

Handling Errors

Common errors flagged in the preview:

Error	Fix
Invalid domain format	Remove protocol (https://) and paths (/page)
Duplicate domain	Domain already exists in this workspace
Invalid type value	Use only: OWNED, COMPETITOR, WATCHLIST, CLIENT, INVESTMENT
Invalid checkInterval	Use only: 6h, 24h, 7d, manual

Rows with errors are skipped — valid rows still import successfully.

Tips for Large Portfolios

• For 1,000+ domains, consider using weekly check intervals (7d) for low-priority watchlist domains to reduce ongoing credit consumption
• Organize into folders in the CSV before importing — much faster than editing folders after import
• Tag by tech stack or priority during import to enable useful filtering later