Summary

Every tool here ships without a description, so the operation argument rather than the tool name is what decides whether a call reads, changes or buys.

The surface is grouped by resource instead of by verb: ManageDomains, ManageDNS, ManageDNSSECs, ManageOrders, ManageTransfers and the forwarding tools each take an operation parameter, so one name covers listing, creating, updating and deleting. That leaves the parameter list as the only contract on offer, and ManageDomains carries by far the widest one — search filters, purchase price and years, registrant, admin, technical and billing contact fields, nameservers and lock and privacy flags — together with an X-Idempotency-Key that exists precisely because one of those operations spends money. Read the parameters before the first call rather than after it, because nothing in the tool set narrates what any given operation does.

What it is

A Name.com registrar client with 17 tools, most of them grouped by resource behind an operation argument — domains, DNS records, DNSSEC, email and URL forwarding, vanity nameservers, orders, transfers and webhook notifications — alongside pricing, TLD requirements and account balance.

What you get

Domains behind one operation-driven tool: ManageDomains takes an operation together with the search, purchase and update parameters — keyword and tld filters, purchaseType and purchasePrice, years, registrant, admin, technical and billing contact fields, nameservers, locked, privacyEnabled and autorenewEnabled, create and expiry date ranges — plus an X-Idempotency-Key.
DNS records: ManageDNS takes an operation with domainName, host, type, answer, ttl and priority, paged by page and perPage.
DNSSEC: ManageDNSSECs takes an operation with a domainName plus keyTag, algorithm, digest and digestType.
Forwarding: ManageEmailForwardings takes an emailBox and emailTo for a domain, and ManageURLForwardings takes a host, forwardsTo, type, title and meta.
Nameservers under your own domain: ManageVanityNameservers takes a hostname with its ips.
Buying and moving: ManageOrders looks orders up by orderId with paging, and ManageTransfers takes an authCode with purchasePrice and privacyEnabled for a domainName.
Pricing and eligibility before a purchase: TldPriceList returns prices for named tlds over a duration, GetRequirement returns a TLD's registration requirements, and PremiumDomainLists returns the premium domain lists.
Account and event plumbing: CheckAccountBalance returns the account balance, ManageWebhookNotifications registers a url against an eventName with an active flag, and Hello, GetHelpResources, GetFeedbackLinks and GetTroubleshootingInfo return connectivity and support pointers.

Requirements

A Name.com account with API access: NAME_USERNAME and NAME_TOKEN.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx -y namecom-mcp@latest, then supply credentials