A Domain Registered To You
Every so often a business calls us because their website went dark and the only person who can fix it is a developer who stopped answering email in 2019.
Register a new domain here, or move the one you already have. Either way your name goes on the record.
Current prices are in the store
Would rather not think about any of it? The $49 a month bundle covers the domain, the renewal and the email setup along with your monthly site edits.
What you get
What Comes With It
A domain is a year of exclusive use of a name, plus the settings that decide where it sends people. Both matter.
The registration, in your name
Your business on the ownership record, your email address as the contact. If we vanished tomorrow the domain would still be yours.
DNS you do not have to understand
The settings that point your name at your website and your mail at your mailboxes. We set them and you never have to open the panel.
Renewal that does not sneak up
Domains expire, and an expired domain takes the website and the email with it. Yours renews on a date you can see.
A transfer out, on request
Ask, and we take the registrar lock off and give you the transfer code. There is no retention call and nothing to argue your way past.
How it goes
Three Steps, and Two of Them Are Ours
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You pick the name
Search in the store and see what is free. Shorter is better, and the one that matches what people already call you beats the clever one.
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We point it at things
The website, the mailboxes, anything else you run. This is the part people get wrong on their own, and getting it wrong takes a site offline.
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It renews
You get told before it does, not after it didn't.
A Keyword Domain Will Not Save Your Rankings
We wrote a whole page about this because the pitch keeps landing in people's inboxes.
Read That PageDomain Questions
Can I move a domain I registered somewhere else?
Why are you not the cheapest?
Do I have to move it to work with you?
What happens if I stop paying?
Should I buy the .net and the .org too?
My old developer registered it. Can I get it back?
See if the name is free.
The search is instant and costs nothing.