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A globally recognized extension for company websites and commercial projects.
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Consider renewal terms as well as initial registration. You can see current registration, transfer and renewal fees together in the client panel.
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Domain registration, changing registrars and website migration are different processes.
| Your situation | Action | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| New brand or project | New domain registration | Alternative names, a suitable extension and accurate individual/company details. |
| You own the domain and want to change registrars | Domain transfer | Transfer eligibility, lock status, an authorization code if required, and an authorized account. |
| Only the website will move to new hosting | Hosting migration and DNS plan | Website/email scope, current DNS records and a test schedule; a transfer is not required. |
| Registrar or status is unknown | Official Whois / RDAP source | The full domain name; ownership/authorization verification is also required for account actions. |
| Registration is about to expire | Check renewal in the current registrar’s panel | Term total, deadline, payment and authorized contact details. |
Take the right steps whether you’re building a new brand or managing your client portfolio.
Choose a name that suits your brand and is easy to type. Remember that domain availability does not grant trademark rights; check relevant trademark registrations too.
Find your new domain →Before changing registrars, check the transfer lock, EPP code and DNS service. Keep renewal dates in a single calendar.
Explore the transfer steps →Check public information such as the registrar, domain status and name servers using authoritative Whois / RDAP sources.
Find the Whois source →The domain owner, authorized contact and renewal schedule should be clear from the start.
Your business address affects your website, email and brand communications together. Plan renewals and access alongside your initial registration budget.
Domain registration, DNS management, web forwarding, email and Whois privacy are separate areas. Before proceeding, check which are supported and which are additional services. Domain registration alone does not create a mailbox.
Assess renewal pricing, taxes and billing periods separately from the registration fee. If automatic renewal is available, enabling it alone is not enough; also monitor payment method validity and completion of the transaction.
Standard renewal, restoration and deletion stages vary by extension. Restoration may involve an additional fee or different conditions. If your domain is not working, verify its status with your current registrar before attempting a new registration.
For each domain, record the client / registrant, registrar, expiration date, person responsible for renewal, DNS provider and authorized contact. Do not put EPP codes or passwords in this list. When a contract ends, hand over account access together with DNS and renewal responsibilities.
See the preparation steps for transferring a portfolio →A domain is your website’s address; hosting is the service where your site’s files and application run. You connect the two through DNS records to publish your site.
Yes. Your domain and hosting do not have to be with the same company. You can configure your domain’s DNS records using the information from your hosting provider.
Initial registration, transfer and renewal prices may differ. Promotions, exchange rates and registry fees can affect the price. Check the term and total amount shown in the panel when you proceed.
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