One price, every year
You know the renewal price up front, not just the first-year deal. It stays the same, every year.
Find your domain and keep the price you started with. No bait, no surprise renewals.
Honest pricing, real privacy, no upsells. Every time.
You know the renewal price up front, not just the first-year deal. It stays the same, every year.
Privacy, SSL, and security come with every domain. Nothing's pre-checked, nothing's upsold.
Your contact details stay out of public records, automatically and free. What you search stays yours, too.
Firefox is independent and answers to people. Your domain is yours, and easy to move whenever you want.
How to find a name that fits, and the simple, no-surprises way to get it.
Names that are easy to remember and type are easy to share.
.com fits anything. .org, .design, and others can hint at what you do.
A name tied to you or your work beats a string of keywords.
If your name's taken, try a backup or a different ending.
Type a name and find out what's available.
Choose .com, .org, .design, or whatever fits you.
One year or several. The price per year stays the same.
Check out securely, and your domain's ready to use.
Privacy, security, and the protections that keep your domain yours come free with every name. The things other registrars sell back to you, we include.
Privacy
Your contact details stay out of public records, free and on by default. We add privacy everywhere your domain allows it, so there's nothing to switch on or pay for.
Security
Your site is secured so people can visit it safely and trust the connection between them and you. It's protected from the moment you register, free and on by default.
Control
Domain lock keeps your name from being transferred without your say-so, and we remind you well before it's due to renew. No surprise expirations, no quiet handoffs.
New to domains? Here are plain answers to what people ask most before getting one.
Your domain is your address on the web. When someone types yourname.com into a browser, or emails you at hello@yourname.com, the domain is the part that points them to you. Behind the scenes, every site lives at a string of numbers called an IP address. A domain is the human-friendly name that stands in for those numbers, so people can find you without memorizing anything.
A domain has two parts: the name you choose (yourname) and the ending that follows the dot (.com, .org, and so on). When you register one, it's yours to use for as long as you keep it renewed. You're not buying it outright forever, you're holding the rights to it, year to year.