Transfer lock by default
New registrations are locked against unauthorized transfers. Unlock only when you decide to move.
Domain names
Claim your name before someone else does
Popular extensions:
.com $14.99
.shop $1.99
.xyz $3.99
.org $20.99
.net $24.99
.ai $142.99
.dev $21.99
.io $94.99
Search the available extensions, register in minutes, and manage every domain you own from one dashboard. A .com is $14.99 for the first year, then $18.99 a year.
Free to search — you only pay when you register. Already chosen a name? Create your account
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Register in MinutesSearch, pick, pay — the name is yours today.
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Transfer Lock IncludedTurned on by default, so nobody moves it behind you.
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Full DNS ControlEvery record, editable from one dashboard.
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24/7 Expert SupportReal people, ready to help whenever you need us.
Included with every domain
Locked, renewable and under your control.
Full DNS control
Manage nameserver (DNS) records and set your email, FTP, subdomains and website location from one panel.
Auto-renew protection
Renewal is on by default so nothing lapses by accident, and you can switch it off per domain in your account.
Status alerts
You are told when something about your domain changes, so an unexpected edit does not go unnoticed.
Forwarding and masking
Point any domain you own at your website, so anyone typing it is taken straight there.
Change of registration
Assign a domain to somebody else or change the contacts yourself, online, whenever you need to.
Pricing
One price we can stand behind.
Our .com is $14.99 for the first year, and every other extension we sell is priced below with its renewal beside it.
.com registration
The extension nearly every business wants.
$14.99
/ year
- Transfer lock enabled by default
- Status alerts on any change
- Total DNS control
- Auto-renew protection
- Forwarding and masking
Register a .com
Plus an ICANN fee of $0.20 (USD) per domain per year. The first year is $14.99; it renews at $18.99 a year.
Other extensions
First-year prices, per year.
- .shopfirst year · renews at $56.99$1.99
- .xyzfirst year · renews at $25.99$3.99
- .orgfirst year · renews at $20.99$20.99
- .netfirst year · renews at $24.99$24.99
- .cofirst year · renews at $51.99$51.99
- .iofirst year · renews at $94.99$94.99
- .aiper year · billed in 2-year increments · renews at the same rate$142.99
- .devfirst year · renews at $21.99$21.99
- .appfirst year · renews at $26.99$26.99
- .usfirst year · renews at $15.99$15.99
- .onlinefirst year · renews at $51.99$1.99
- .storefirst year · renews at $79.99$1.99
Search for a name
Prices are per year. Renewal prices are listed beside each extension, and any ICANN fee is shown in your search results and cart before you pay.
What you can count on
Straight pricing, every time.
- Priced before you search
Every extension shows its first-year price up front, not after you pick a name. - Renewals on the page
The renewal price is printed beside the first-year price, so year two holds no surprise. - ICANN fee in plain sight
For .com, the $0.20 per-year fee is printed with the price, not buried in the fine print. - Same price at checkout
The price you see is the price you pay, before taxes.
A .com, held for five years.
Registrars quote the first year because it is the cheapest number to advertise. The renewal is the one that decides what you actually pay, so it is on this bill in the year it starts — with the registry fee beside it, and then added up.
Nothing on it is a promotion, so nothing on it expires next March.
| .com registration — year 1 | $14.99 |
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| ICANN fee — year 1 | $0.20 |
| Renewal — years 2–54 × $18.99 | $75.96 |
| ICANN fee — years 2–54 × $0.20 | $0.80 |
| Total, 5 years | $91.95 |
The first-year price is the number registrars advertise. The renewal is the one they leave off the page. Both are above, and neither is a promotion that later expires.
Pricing excludes applicable taxes and ICANN fees. Prices shown are first-term prices; the renewal price is shown on each plan before you pay. For .com, an ICANN fee of $0.20 (USD) per domain per year applies; some extensions have no ICANN fee. Extension prices are first-year prices per year unless marked otherwise. The .ai extension is priced per year but billed in 2-year increments. Final pricing for any name is always shown in the search results and the cart before you pay.
After you register
A domain is a name you rent. Protect the rental.
Registering the name is the easy part. The registration record is what can be changed, unlocked, transferred or allowed to expire — usually without anyone noticing until the site or email stops working.
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Change alertsAn email when DNS, contacts, nameservers or locks move.
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Transfer lockUnauthorized moves are refused at the registry.
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180-day activity logWhat changed, when, and which user made the change.
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Expiry recoveryUltimate adds a 90-day window after a billing failure.
The cheapest insurance on the site
Rebuilding a site costs a weekend. Recovering a domain costs weeks, legal proof and sometimes the name itself. Protection is priced per domain, per year, and it applies to names you already own.
- Works without hosting — a parked domain can be protected too.
- Separate from privacy — privacy hides your details; protection guards the record.
- Not every extension qualifies — the cart shows what applies before you pay.
Registering, renewing and keeping names private.
The five things people ask most before their first registration.
Can I keep my contact details out of the public WHOIS record?
Domain privacy and protected registration are separate products, not something bundled with a registration. Availability and price vary by extension, so ask us and we will tell you exactly what is possible for the domain you want.
Can I register a domain without buying hosting?
Absolutely. Register a name and leave it parked while you decide what to build. You can point it anywhere later, and there is no penalty for taking your time.
What happens if I forget to renew?
Auto-renew protection is on by default and you will get status alerts by email, so a domain does not lapse quietly. If one does lapse, most extensions pass through a grace period before anyone else can claim it — call us and we will walk you through recovery.
How long does registration take?
Usually a few seconds for .com and other common extensions. Some country-code domains require extra verification and can take longer.
Can I register several names at once?
Yes. Use bulk registration to check and register a whole list in one pass — the fastest way to lock down every spelling and variant of your brand.
Not sure which name to pick?
Check the name before you buy
We have helped a lot of businesses pick a name. If the one you like is going to be a problem later, we will say so.
Call us, 24/7
(480) 624-2500
Sales and technical support, day or night — the number is answered around the clock.