Domains
Your brand starts with the right domain
Your domain is the only part of your online presence that is genuinely yours. Check whether your name is available and register it in your name, not an intermediary’s.
For anyone starting a business, or regaining control of a domain someone else registered.
Search my domainWhat usually goes wrong
- The domain sits in the web designer’s name, and when the relationship ends you lose the address and the email with it.
- Auto-renewal is off and the domain expires with no warning.
- Personal details stay public in WHOIS and the sales calls begin.
How it works
- 1
Search your name
The search on our homepage checks availability live as you type.
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Pick the extension
If the .com is taken, available alternatives are shown.
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Register it in your name
The account is in your name with your email. The domain is yours, not ours.
What’s included
- WHOIS protection included at no extra cost
- Immediate activation
- Configurable auto-renewal
- Full DNS control
Pricing
Price depends on the extension and is shown in the search before you pay, alongside the renewal cost.
You always see the renewal price, not just the first year.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the domain registered in my name?
- Yes. Registration uses your details and your email. That is a requirement, not an option.
- Can I move the domain later?
- Yes. You control the DNS and can transfer it to another registrar whenever you want, subject to standard transfer waiting periods.
- What is WHOIS protection?
- Domain registration is public by default. WHOIS protection hides your name, address and phone from that public database.
- Does a domain improve my Google ranking?
- The extension by itself neither helps nor hurts your ranking. What matters is that the site exists, loads, and explains what it is about.
Keep reading
- How to choose your business domain (and the 6 mistakes that cost you)
Which extension to pick, how to avoid trademark trouble, and why the domain must be registered in your name — not your web designer's.
- Your business doesn't show up on Google: 5 real causes and how to fix them
A practical guide for U.S. small business owners: why Google isn't showing your business, how to diagnose it yourself in ten minutes, and what to fix first.
Search for your domain
Check whether your name is available using the search on our homepage.
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