Domain registration made simple

Simply search for the domain name that takes your fancy using the search box at the top of this page. Don’t worry if your preferred domain is already taken – just think of an alternative or take a look at one of the hundreds of new domain name extensions now available. The right domain is out there for you, just waiting to be snapped up.

Get some inspiration with our guide to choosing the right domain name for your website.

If you ever need help or want advice, don’t be shy - give us a call on +1 646 889 1942.

Already got your domain? Check out these 10 things you should do after registering a domain name.

Cost depends on the type of domain name you want and how many years want to register it for. When you search for a domain name you can see the different prices listed beside each option, and the drop-down highlights the further savings you can make with our multi-year discounts. For example, you can get a .co.uk domain for as little as $8.05 a year when registering for 10 years.

See our domain pricing page for more details.

Absolutely, we have created a tiered pricing structure to ensure you can get the best value when buying domains in bulk.

Check out bulk domain prices to see what rates you could get.

The purchase and registration process can be completed in seconds. In most cases your domain name will be ready to in the time it takes you to navigate back to your control panel to use it.

The majority of domain extensions can be registered for a maximum of 10 years at a time (except .CO which is 5 years). You cannot own a domain “forever”, but you can effectively keep a domain name for as long as you need it by continuing to renew it.

Forgetting to renew a domain can be a disaster for a business, so we send out renewal reminders 90, 60, 30, 14 and 7 days before the expiry date. You can even opt-in to receive a free text message seven days before expiry. If your domain does expire you still have a chance to renew.

For .UK domains you get up to 90 days, and most other domains you have 30 days. But there can be additional fee to restore an expired domain which varies in cost based on the extension type. We’d always recommend renewing far in advance of your expiry date.

Transferring your domain name is easy and it usually takes no more than a few days to complete the entire process. Most domain extensions need to be unlocked by the existing registrar, which in-turn will create an auth code (EPP code). You then need to submit the domain and auth code to us and the process will begin.

UK domains are a bit different – all you need to do here is change the IPS tag on the domain to “LCN”. Again, this is something you’ll need to do with your existing registrar. That’s more or less all there is to it! You can find more info and get the process started on our transfers page, or contact us if you have any specific questions.

You certainly can – after all, it’s your domain name – but we reckon you’ll never want to. If you do choose to wave goodbye, we promise we won’t charge you a penny.

All domain name extensions can take advantage for domain privacy protector, with the exception of .eu domain names.

There is no WHOIS opt-out available for .eu domains as the registry (EURID) does not allow it. However, if your register your .eu domain as a private individual, the only publicly accessible data would be your email address. If you register your .eu domain as an organisation, your full details such as name, address and phone number would be publicly accessible.

For more details on how to add domain privacy to your domains check out this support guide.

Your domain privacy protector service is free for the initial registration term. So whether you register a domain for one, two, five, or ten years, your domain privacy protector service will be free for the same length of time.