Register a domain, and actually own it

Ownership, in your name

A domain registered in an agency’s name is an agency’s domain. Yours is registered to you: your name in the registrant record, your access to the control panel, and a transfer code whenever you ask for one, without a conversation about why you want it. This matters most on the day you are least happy with us.

Choosing the extension

.in reads as Indian and is usually still available. .com is what people type by reflex and what they will guess if they half-remember your name. .co.in sits between the two. If the budget stretches, hold both .in and .com and point one at the other — it costs less than losing the traffic later to somebody who registered the one you skipped.

Free with a new website

New website packages include the first-year domain, on the extensions marked eligible above. It renews at the normal price after that, and the renewal price is the one on this page — there is no first-year rate that quietly triples.

Renewals are the real risk

• We remind you before expiry, and the renewal is in your dashboard rather than in an email you have to find.
• An expired domain is not instantly gone, but recovering one costs many times a renewal — and someone watching the drop list may reach it first.
• Keep the contact email on the domain one you still read. Most lost domains are lost to a dead inbox.