Frequently Asked Questions
A domain name is your website’s address on the internet (e.g., yourcompany.com). It allows customers to easily find and access your website, email services, and online brand.
You can use our domain search tool to check availability. Simply type in your desired domain, and we will show if it is available or suggest alternatives if it is taken.
Domain registration gives you the rights to use a specific name on the internet, while web hosting provides the server space to store your website files. Both are needed to make a website live.
Yes, you can transfer your existing domain to us. Just ensure the domain is unlocked and you have the authorization (EPP) code from your current registrar.
Once registered, the domain becomes yours for the chosen period (usually 1 year or more). You can then connect it to a website, set up email accounts, or simply reserve it for future use.
A domain transfer is the process of moving your domain name from one registrar (domain service provider) to another. This allows you to manage your domain and hosting services in one place for better convenience and support.
To transfer your domain, you need to unlock it at your current registrar, obtain the EPP/Auth code, and initiate the transfer request from our website. Once confirmed via email, the transfer usually completes within 5-7 days.
Yes. Your domain must be at least 60 days old, unlocked at the current registrar, and you must have access to the domain’s administrative email address to approve the transfer.
Yes. In most cases, a successful domain transfer adds an additional one year to your current domain registration period (depending on the TLD and registry rules).
No. If your nameservers remain unchanged, your website and email will continue to work without interruption during the transfer process.