WHOIS privacy
Without privacy protection, your physical address, phone number, email address, and other personal information are accessible to anyone on the internet.
Secure the right domain and manage DNS in one place
Check availability, register the domain in your name and get help with DNS settings.
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.lv€11.39 per year
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.com€12.87 per year
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.eu€6.99 per year
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.net€15.39 per year
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.info€21.00 per year
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.org€14.79 per year
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.co.uk€9.99 per year
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.ru€9.99 per year
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.lt€10.99 per year
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WHOIS privacy
Without privacy protection, your physical address, phone number, email address, and other personal information are accessible to anyone on the internet.
Domain renewal
Domain renewal protects against accidental expiration and keeps domain information up to date.
Easy management
Use an easy guided control panel to manage the most important aspects of your domain.
Domain renewal
Domain renewal protects against accidental expiration and keeps domain information up to date.
Easy management
Use an easy guided control panel to manage the most important aspects of your domain.
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Choose a domain that remains useful as the business grows
What is the difference between registration and transfer?
Registration creates a new domain record. A transfer moves management of an existing domain to another registrar; it does not create a new name or automatically move the website and email.
Treat the domain, DNS, website and email as connected but separate
A registrar transfer changes who manages the domain registration. It does not automatically copy website files, databases or mailboxes. DNS records connect those services, so record the current zone and lower time-to-live values only when a planned change requires it.
Can the domain and hosting use different providers?
Yes. DNS can point the website and email to services operated elsewhere. Keep account ownership, renewal and DNS responsibilities documented.
Does changing nameservers move email?
No. Nameserver changes replace the authoritative DNS source. Recreate and verify mail-related MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records before switching.