.com Domain Names
.com domain names, registered the way they should be
In the root since 1985 and still the address people guess when they half-remember yours. If the .com of your name is free, it is almost always the first registration to make. Register from $11.99/yr, with the renewal figure shown before you pay.
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The Extension
Why .com?
.com is the internet's default setting. It carries no residency rules, no eligibility test and four decades of habit: browsers autocomplete it, customers assume it, and the aftermarket values it above every other ending. That habit is why we tell buyers to check the .com first even when they intend to build on something else — owning the guess about your own name is the cheapest defence a brand ever buys.
We register .com names in your details from the first minute — the registrant record is the closest thing a domain has to a title deed, and it should never read anyone's name but yours. WHOIS privacy is included at no charge, the renewal is shown beside the registration before any money moves, and the name is yours to delegate to any nameservers on earth, including someone else's.
Good Fit
.com works best for
- Businesses trading anywhere, to anyone, at any size
- Brands that need to survive being spoken aloud and typed from memory
- The defensive registration beside a .io, .dev or country-code name
- Names you may one day sell — the .com aftermarket is the deepest there is
With Every Name
Included with every domain
The registrant is you
Registered in your details from day one, transferable on an auth code the moment the sixty-day registry lock lifts.
Privacy included
WHOIS privacy applied at registration for nothing — your personal details stay off the public record and out of harvesters' lists.
Renewal in view first
The renewal is printed beside the registration before checkout, because a name is a recurring commitment and should be priced as one.
Common Questions
Questions about .com
How quickly does a new .com start working?
The registration is live at the registry within moments. What takes longer is the world noticing: delegate the name to your nameservers, and resolvers pick the answer up as their caches expire. Register and host with us and the delegation is set for you at checkout, with the SSL certificate issuing as soon as the name resolves.
Can I move a .com away later if I want to?
Yes — that is the point of registering it in your own details. The registry applies a sixty-day lock after registration or a previous transfer; outside those windows, request the auth code, present it to the receiving registrar, and the name moves with its remaining term intact. We release codes on request, without ceremony.
The .com I want is taken. What now?
Check its WHOIS: the expiry date and registrar tell you whether patience, an approach to the owner, or an alternative is the realistic route. Meanwhile a short variation, .net, .co or your country's own ending can carry the brand — with the .com watched for the day it lapses.
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Other endings worth a look
Registration and renewal figures for every ending we carry are on the price list.
See the full domain price list or move a domain you already own.
Put the .com on the register before someone else does.
Search runs live against the registry, WHOIS privacy costs nothing where the registry allows it, and the renewal figure is shown before you pay.
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