The RRPproxy API Drop Catcher is coded around the latest version of the RRPproxy API. This registrar is a great option for drop catching and we recommend everyone use them, but only if you have a registered business (they only accept registered businesses – no individuals). You can get started using the API with a relatively small deposit, the speed is good, and the limits are pretty standard at one call per second. The biggest downside to RRPproxy is getting your account initially setup. You will need to submit an application which will then need to be reviewed by their team. If you decide to setup this registrar then make sure to include that you plan to use their API when applying! After that, you’ll need to complete some other short forms which includes a Reseller Agreement.

This unique feature takes your list of COM/NET domains and arranges them into their exact drop order. DesktopCatcher will take your domains and check them to see which one will drop first, second..etc. Once in order, this thread will put all of its focus on just one domain at a time. So, rather than cycling through your entire list of domains, it only tries to register the first domain which is suppose to drop. Once that domain has dropped and been registered (by you or someone else), it will then move onto the second domain, and so on. This increases your odds of catching more COM/NET domains because all focus is being put on one domain at a time!

RRPproxy is a great option because of how they handle their API limits. The only limit RRPproxy has in place is that you’re only allowed to send one domain per request and one request per second.