ENS Manager & Market

Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a naming system built on Ethereum, and its native domain name extension is .eth. ENS names are your cross-platform crypto username and profile. You can use yourname.eth for crypto payments instead of long crypto addresses, and names can also store profile records like an avatar, header, social links, website content, and more.

Relics is the best ENS manager and marketplace for both new and power users. It helps you discover, buy, sell, and manage ENS names in one place. Relics also includes analytics, curated categories, premium and expired-name discovery, and a range of bulk tools for serious ENS users, including bulk search, listings, renewal, transfer, registration, ENS record editing, and more. Relics has 0% marketplace fees.

An ENS name can be used as your crypto identity. You can point it to your Ethereum address and other crypto addresses and use it for payments, set up a profile that follows you across crypto apps, and more. ENS names can also have market value as digital assets.

Relics has 0% fees for all market actions, registrations, and extensions. Network gas fees still apply because ENS transactions are executed on Ethereum, but Relics itself takes no fees.

Registration pricing for .eth names is set by the ENS protocol and depends on name length: $5/year for 5+ character names, $160/year for 4-character names, and $640/year for 3-character names, paid in ETH. Recently expired names in Premium temporarily cost more, and names listed for sale can be any price.

Yes. Relics is open source on Github.

Sign in with your Ethereum account. Search for your name and go to the page for the name. Click “Add Listing +” and follow the instructions.

Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain network that allows people to send digital money, run applications, and own digital assets without relying on a central authority. ETH is the native cryptocurrency of Ethereum. It is used to pay transaction fees, also called gas. When you register an ENS name or update records, the transaction is processed on the Ethereum blockchain and the network fee is paid in ETH.

To use ENS or Relics, you first need an Ethereum wallet and some ETH. A wallet is an app that lets you hold ETH and control blockchain assets like ENS names. Popular wallets include: MetaMask, Base app, and Rainbow. You can obtain ETH in several ways: Buy it on a cryptocurrency exchange such as Coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini; purchase directly inside some wallets; or receive ETH from another person. Once you have ETH in your Ethereum wallet, you can use your wallet to sign in to Relics and begin registering or managing ENS names.