Domain Name Registration

If you search for a premium domain name that’s already registered, we perform a basic search using the name you entered and provide a list of alternate domain names that you might be interested in registering. On the Premium Domains tab, we also list domain names for sale by their owners. You can purchase them through us.

To purchase a premium domain name, simply add it to your shopping cart and proceed through checkout. There are two fees: a transfer fee and a registration fee. Sales tax is applicable to premium domain names. After payment, the domain will briefly move into a holding account and then we’ll then transfer it to your account. We charge subsequent renewals at the normal renewal price, unless a premium domain has special renewal pricing. You can access the domain name in your account after we complete the transfer process.

We have three different protection plans to choose from so you can determine which option is best for you and your online presence.

• Basic Privacy Protection (or Basic Protection): Regulations vary around the globe, but we automatically hide your name, street address, phone number and email address in the WHOIS directory for every registered domain name. Based on current ICANN regulations, your state/province, country and organization name (if you have one) will still be displayed.
• Full Domain Privacy & Protection (or Full Protection): Instead of masking your contact information on the WHOIS directory, Full Protection substitutes your contact information with proxy details. You’ll get a private email address that can be used to filter, block or forward emails to your main address. You’ll also get Ownership Protection to protect your domain from hijacking and accidental loss due to an expired credit card. Full Protection prevents certain domain actions from being completed without additional verification, such as transferring away, cancelling or changing contact information.
• Ultimate Domain Protection & Security (or Ultimate Security): This option includes all the features of Full Protection, along with our Website Security Basic. This product protects your domain and website with automatic malware scans and continuous security monitoring. It also monitors search engine blacklists to ensure your domain reputation is protected. If Website Security finds an issue on your site, we’ll notify you as soon as it’s found, along with the next steps you need to take.

Your domain name serves as your name in the digital world. Having the same domain name as someone else is a once-in-a-lifetime chance. Anyone who wants to start a website, whether a local business, a blogger or anyone else, needs a domain name.

Users will easily access your website if you use domain names that are both simple and user-friendly. As seen in the example below, a basic, descriptive website is easy to remember and looks fantastic on a business card. Your domain name will be displayed on all online communications, including your website and email. For example, consider the email addresses [email protected] or [email protected]. The cheapest .com domain name is for sale—domains with other popular extensions. CO.ONLINE, and so on, can also be registered. How do you go about purchasing a domain name for your website?

The main domain is divided into smaller ones known as subdomains. “blog.company.com,” for example, is a subdomain of “company.com.” Your main website may or may not be linked from the pages on your subdomain that are meant to direct visitors there.

The simplest way to describe a domain name is as your Internet address. The Internet Protocol (IP) is a collection of integers used to locate and identify machines on the internet protocol (IP). Domain names were created to help people remember a string of digits for a website rather than just a name or phrase. For example, when you type www.domain.com, the Domain Name System (DNS) converts it to an IP address. The Internet then uses these IP addresses to connect to a specific website.

Your domain name must be a memorable phrase or term related to the content of your blog or website. For example, if the website is for a company, the domain name should include the company’s name. Choose a name for your blog relevant to the content you intend to publish (e.g., food, fashion, etc.). Keep your domain name between 5 and 20 letters long to make it easier to remember. Avoid using complicated or abbreviated words. Avoid using digits in your domain name to prevent confusion between “1” and “One.” The most critical step is to select a domain name that you can proudly display as your website’s URL.

If you do not renew your domain name registration, you may lose your entire online identity. Keep an eye on the domain name expiration date and renew it at least two weeks before it expires. When your domain name is taken away from you, the registrar takes ownership and auctions it off to the highest bidder. It’s a brilliant idea to keep all of your contact information, including billing and administrative contacts, up to date. We will send registration renewals and price increases to the registered email addresses. When your domain name expires, you lose your internet brand, your online presence, and the visibility you’ve worked so hard to build.

1.      Find a . COM domain name that you like.
2.      If the desired domain name is available, provide your contact information and DNS settings.
3.      Make sure the data is correct by checking the information.
4.      To accept the terms of the service agreement, check the box.
5.      Enter your payment details and click the “Order” button.

Registering a domain name enhances your online credibility. Use domain names to aid in developing a dynamic web presence for your company. Your domain name creates an online identity for you and expands your branding, marketing, and communication options.

We provide you with complete control over your domain’s DNS. You’ll need to adjust your name servers to connect your domain name to your website. On the DNS Management tab, under the section Name Servers, you can edit your DNS entries at any time.

Yes. To prevent your competitors from obtaining a domain name that may divert customers away from you, register multiple domain names. This enables you to market to a broader audience and gets listed on a more significant number of search engines. In addition, instead of directing visitors to an error page, you can record common misspellings of your domain name.

Yes. As per our agreement with ICANN, we must add valid contact information to the WHOIS directory for each domain you register. Instead of purchasing private registration as part of the domain checkout procedure, you can conceal your personal contact information and display proxy contact information. Private registration is not permitted in some registries (e.g., the US). Therefore, you will not be able to apply privacy to your domain name in the Domain Manager.

Absolutely. You can move your domain from another registrar to us. There are multiple steps to transferring your domain to us. Your current registrant will complete some processes while we will complete others. We’ll take you step-by-step through the process.

To use domain forwarding, you must first register your domain with us. You can then forward your domain name to another website, social media site, online store, or media site via our Domains Settings page. Next, follow the instructions to link your domain name once you’ve chosen a forwarding destination (usually by entering the URL of the site and clicking the Connect Domain button).