Domain Registration

Top domains with incredible discounts

How about getting your domain for free?

Grab an annual hosting plan and get a free domain for one year.

Make the most of your domain

Domain locking

Lock your domain to prevent unauthorized transfers of your domain names.

Great renewal rates

When it’s time to renew your domain, you’ll never have to worry about breaking the bank.

Auto-renewal

You’ll never lose your domain (even if you forget) thanks to our auto-renewal option.

Easy management

Manage your domain with an easy-to-use control panel and dashboard.

Whois privacy protection

Need some privacy? We’ll protect your personal info from the WHOIS database for a small fee.

Low prices & huge selection

Domain Registration FAQs

What is a domain name?

Think of a domain name like your house’s street address, so a domain name is your address on the internet! It’s what people will type into their browser (or sometimes their search engine) to find, engage with, and communicate with you!

It consists of a series of letters and/or numbers, and it usually ends with a top-level domain (TLD) such as “.com,” “.net,” or “.org.”

What's the difference between buying a domain and a hosting package?

As said above, a domain name is like your website’s street address. It helps people find your site online. Web hosting is like your website’s home – it’s where all the files, images, and other information for your site are stored. Your site needs an address and a home to be up and running. But they are definitely two different things.

How to get a domain name for free?

You must purchase one of our annual hosting plans to get a free domain name. Check out our hosting plans and pricing . Free domain registration is available for the first year only.

What are you waiting for? Claim your free domain and get yourself online.

Is Domain Name Privacy Protection worth it?

Short answer: yes!

When you register a domain, your personal contact information (such as your name, address, and phone number) is typically added to the WHOIS database, which is a public directory of domain name registrants.

If you are concerned about your privacy and don’t want your personal information to be publicly available, you should definitely consider using domain privacy protection.