Cloudflare Registrar doesn't sell .com.au, .net.au, .org.au or .au domains. Plonki does, and takes the auDA eligibility details (ABN or ACN) in the same API call. Cloudflare's Registrar API is also still in beta: since April 2026 it can search, check and register, but renewals, transfers and contact updates aren't in it yet, and only some extensions can be registered through it. Plonki registers, renews and manages DNS through one API and a hosted MCP server.
| Plonki | Cloudflare Registrar | |
|---|---|---|
| .com.au, .net.au, .org.au and .au | Yes, with ABN or ACN eligibility in the API | Not offered |
| Register through the API | Yes | Yes, in beta |
| Renew through the API | Yes | Not yet |
| MCP | Domain-focused MCP server with sign-in | Through Cloudflare's general MCP server |
| Payment | Prepaid AUD balance, or a checkout link for each order | Your Cloudflare account's default payment method |
| Test environment | Free test keys | None documented |
Australian businesses need .com.au, and Cloudflare can't register it. With Plonki your app or AI assistant registers .com.au and .au names, renews them and sets up DNS, and you can still keep DNS on Cloudflare if you like.
Cloudflare's TLD list doesn't include .au, .com.au, .net.au or .org.au as of November 2026.
Yes. Register the domain with Plonki, then set its nameservers to the ones Cloudflare gives you, from the dashboard, the API or the set_nameservers MCP tool.
Add the MCP server to Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http plonki https://plonki.com.au/mcp
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Checked November 2026. Products change, so check Cloudflare Registrar's own documentation before deciding.