A domain name is a bit like your physical address in that it’s how people find you out there on the World Wide Web. That’s why we call the bar at the top of a web browser the address bar. If a domain name is like your address then the server your website is hosted on is like the physical building.

As a general rule, the best domain names are memorable and easy to spell, and many of the most popular companies named themselves by merging two words together (like YouTube, Snapchat, Instagram, etc.). Try different words in different combinations until you find something that’s available.

Once you register a domain name, you own that domain for the length of time that you specified, although you can potentially sell it or to transfer ownership to someone else. The good news, though, is that if you want to buy a new domain name and to use that one instead, that’s not a problem.

The minimum length that you can register a domain name for is a year, but you can also extend your registration to three years if you’d like to own it for longer. On top of this, we encourage you to renew domain name. You will get notifications via email when it’s time to renew the domain.

Good news: there are no special requirements to register a domain name with us. In fact, we’re open to everyone – you included! That said, we’ll ask for certain information throughout the registration process to make sure that we have your contact details on file in case of any problems.

Of course! As we mentioned earlier, when you register a domain name, it belongs to you – and not the company that you registered it with. However, your domain name must meet some requirements.It’s easy to get started and we provide all of the information you’ll need to walk you through the process.