Domain Names

Your domain is your
business address online.

Register the right domain and point it correctly — to your hosting, your email, and everything else that depends on DNS being configured properly.

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.com domains from $23.99/yr — hundreds of extensions available
.com.net.org.co.io.biz.us.info
Why Your Domain Matters

It's not just an address. It's the foundation everything else runs on.

Your domain name is the root of your entire online presence. Your website, your business email, your SSL certificate, and your search rankings all depend on your domain being registered correctly and pointed to the right places.

Most domain problems aren't about the domain itself — they're about DNS configuration. Email going to spam, SSL errors, site downtime after a host migration — almost all of these trace back to DNS records that were set up wrong or never updated.

We register domains, configure DNS, and make sure everything that depends on your domain is pointed correctly from day one.

Your email depends on it
MX records tell email where to deliver. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records tell receiving servers your email is legitimate. Without these set correctly, your emails go to spam.
Your SSL depends on it
SSL certificates are issued to a domain. If the domain isn't pointing to the right server, your certificate can't validate — and your site shows a security warning.
Your SEO depends on it
Search engines index your domain. Redirects, migrations, and DNS changes can all affect rankings if not handled correctly.
.com is still the standard
For most small businesses, a .com domain is the strongest signal of legitimacy. Register the .com first — then consider other extensions as needed.
Domain Pricing

Register the right domain at a fair price.

Hundreds of extensions available. Prices are per year — renewal rates vary by extension.

.com
$23.99
per year
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.net
$19.99
per year
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.org
$19.99
per year
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.co
$29.99
per year
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.io
$49.99
per year
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.biz
$17.99
per year
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.us
$9.99
per year
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.info
$14.99
per year
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Hundreds of extensions available — search to see all options and current pricing
DNS Configuration

A registered domain is just the start. DNS is where it gets complicated.

DNS records tell the internet where to send traffic for your domain. Point your domain to the wrong server, misconfigure your MX records, or skip SPF and DKIM — and things break in ways that aren't immediately obvious.

We handle DNS configuration as part of our setup services. If you're setting it up yourself, we're here when something isn't working the way it should.

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A Record
Points your domain to an IP address
The most basic DNS record — tells browsers which server to load when someone visits your domain.
MX Record
Routes email to the right mail server
Without correct MX records, email to your domain won't deliver. Critical for Microsoft 365 setup.
SPF / DKIM / DMARC
Email authentication records
Tell receiving mail servers your email is legitimate. Without these, your outgoing email goes to spam.
CNAME Record
Aliases one domain to another
Used for subdomains, CDN configuration, and third-party service verification (like Google Search Console).
Domain Transfers

Moving a domain from another registrar.

Domain transfers move your registration to us — typically completed within 5–7 days. Your site stays live throughout the transfer.

Important: Transferring a domain doesn't change where it's pointed. DNS records are separate from the registration and stay with wherever you manage DNS until you update them.

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01
Unlock your domain at the current registrar
Log into your current registrar and disable the transfer lock. This is usually a checkbox in domain settings.
02
Get your authorization code (EPP code)
Request the auth code from your current registrar. It's usually emailed to the domain's registered contact.
03
Initiate the transfer
Enter your domain and auth code on our transfer page. We handle the rest — typically 5–7 days to complete.
04
Update DNS if needed
After transfer, update your DNS records to point to your hosting, email, and any other services.
Common Questions

Domain FAQ.

What's the difference between a domain and hosting?+
A domain is your address (yourbusiness.com). Hosting is the server where your website files live. You need both — the domain tells visitors where to go, and the hosting is where they actually end up. They're billed separately and can be managed at different places, though keeping them together simplifies DNS management.
Should I register multiple domain extensions?+
For most small businesses, registering .com is sufficient. If you're concerned about competitors or typosquatters, registering .net and .org versions of your domain and redirecting them to .com is a reasonable precaution. The .com is still the strongest signal of legitimacy for most audiences.
How long does a domain registration last?+
Domain registrations are typically annual — you pay per year and renew before it expires. You can register for multiple years upfront. If a domain expires and you don't renew, you lose it — set up auto-renew or calendar reminders to avoid accidental expiration.
Can I use a domain I registered elsewhere with your hosting?+
Yes — you don't need to transfer the domain to use it with our hosting. You just update the nameservers or A record at your current registrar to point to your hosting account. We'll give you the correct DNS values during setup.
What happens to my domain if I change hosts?+
Your domain registration is separate from your hosting. If you change hosts, you update your DNS records to point to the new server — the domain itself stays registered wherever it is. This is why keeping domain and hosting management consolidated makes transitions easier.
Get Started

Register your domain and get it pointed correctly from day one.

We'll help you choose the right domain, configure DNS, and make sure everything that depends on it is set up correctly.

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