Domain Registration: Your Domain, In Your Name, Not Your Web Designer’s
Domain registration, transfers and renewals from $20.99 a year for .com, with WHOIS privacy, DNS you control and the same price to register, transfer or renew.
Search Domain Names And See The Price First
Type a name to see what a .com, .net, .org and other extensions cost with us. Register, transfer and renew prices are shown up front, and availability is confirmed on our secure checkout.
Buy a domain in your own name. Every domain includes WHOIS privacy and full DNS control.
Prices and other ways to find a name
Domain Name Prices By Extension
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Prices are in US dollars. Premium domains are priced individually at checkout.
Domain Registration: The Short Answer
Domain registration with us is $20.99 a year for a .com, $21.99 for .org and $25.99 for .net, and the price to register, transfer in or renew is the same number — no teaser rate that triples in year two. The registration goes in your organisation’s name, with your contact details as registrant, so the domain is an asset you own rather than one your designer or agency holds for you.
Ownership matters more than price. ICANN’s registrant rights and responsibilities explain what a registrant is entitled to, and none of it helps if somebody else is listed. Handle domain registration properly at the start and a fallout with a vendor never becomes a hostage situation.
Where Businesses Lose Control Of Their Domain
The designer registered it
The site was built years ago and the domain sits in the builder’s account. When you want to move, the renewal notice goes to an address nobody reads and the transfer needs the cooperation of a company you have stopped paying.
It renewed to a card that expired
A domain that lapses goes through a grace period, then redemption at a far higher fee. Our .com grace period is 35 days at $20.99, with a 30-day redemption period at $108.99 — recoverable, but only if somebody notices.
The WHOIS details are a personal address
Registrant contact data can be public. WHOIS privacy keeps a home address and personal phone number out of the public record while keeping the registration in your name.
None of this is exotic. It is the ordinary way small businesses end up renting their own name, and it is why domain registration is worth five minutes of attention rather than none.
- Registered in your name Your organisation is the registrant, with your contacts on the record. We administer it; we do not own it.
- WHOIS privacy available Keep personal contact details out of the public record without giving up ownership.
- Same price to register, transfer or renew A .com is $20.99 whichever of the three you are doing, so there is no first-year bait.
- Full DNS control A, CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV records you can change, which is what mail authentication needs.
What Comes With Every Domain
Transfers, DNS And Email On Your Own Name
Transferring in is the same price as renewing
A transfer into us adds a year to the registration at the same rate — $20.99 for .com — so moving a domain is not a penalty. Unlock it at the current registrar, get the auth code and we do the rest.
DNS you can actually change
Full DNS control for A, CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV records, which is what you need to point mail at Liberation Email and publish SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
Email on the domain from $1.95
A domain without mail on it is half a business identity. Liberation Email starts at $1.95 per user a month on your own domain, and we configure authentication with you.
Worth reading before you buy: who should own your domain and hosting and how to pick a domain name.
- Popular extensions .com $20.99, .org $21.99, .net $25.99, .biz $35.99, .info $39.99 a year.
- Newer and niche extensions .blog $41.99, .co $50.99, .io $109.99, .ai $153.99 for two years.
- Grace and redemption A lapsed .com has a 35-day grace period at $20.99 and a 30-day redemption period at $108.99. Do not let it get that far.
What Domain Registration Costs, Year After Year
- .com — $20.99 a year to register, transfer or renew
- .org — $21.99 a year
- .net — $25.99 a year
- .biz — $35.99 a year; .info — $39.99 a year
- .co — $50.99 a year; .blog — $41.99 a year
- .io — $109.99 a year; .ai — $153.99 for two years
- WHOIS privacy and full DNS control — available on supported extensions
- Liberation Email on your domain from $1.95 per user a month
Domain Registration FAQs
How much does domain registration cost?
A .com is $20.99 a year, .org is $21.99 and .net is $25.99. The same price applies whether you are registering a new domain, transferring one in or renewing.
Who owns the domain if you register it for us?
You do. Your organisation goes on the record as registrant with your contact details. We administer the domain on your behalf and you can transfer it away whenever you like.
Can we transfer a domain we registered somewhere else?
Yes. Unlock it at your current registrar, get the authorisation code and we handle the transfer. It adds a year to the registration at the standard price.
What happens if we let a domain expire?
It enters a grace period — 35 days for a .com at $20.99 — and then a redemption period, 30 days at $108.99, after which it can be released. Auto-renewal and a monitored contact address prevent all of it.
Do we need WHOIS privacy?
If the registrant contact would otherwise be a home address or personal phone number, yes. It hides the details from public lookups while keeping the registration in your name.
Can we use the domain for email as well as the website?
Yes. Liberation Email runs on your own domain from $1.95 per user a month, and we publish the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records with you so mail is authenticated from day one.
Do you sell every extension?
We carry the common extensions and a wide range of newer ones. If you want something unusual, ask and we will check availability and domain registration pricing before you commit.
Bring Your Domain Home
Tell us the domain and where it is now. We will check who is listed as registrant, what it renews at and what it takes to move it — and say plainly if you are better off leaving it where it is.
Related reading
The only part of a domain that really matters
A domain costs very little and is the most important thing your business owns online. Email, website, logins, invoices — all of it depends on one record in one registrar’s database. And the field that decides who controls it is not the billing contact or the account login. It is the registrant.
Check yours now, with a public WHOIS lookup on your own domain. If the registrant is your business, good. If it is a web designer, a former employee, an agency you no longer use, or an email address at a domain that no longer works, then somebody else controls your business’s identity — and you will find this out at the worst possible moment. It is the most common serious problem we come across, and it is usually fixable well before it becomes urgent.
Two mechanics are worth knowing. ICANN’s transfer policy places a 60-day hold on a domain after it is first registered and after any change to the registrant contact, so if you need to both correct the owner and change registrars, get the authorization code first and update contacts afterwards. And a registrar lock is something you switch off yourself in the domain settings — it is not an obstacle, it is a safety feature.
Then the housekeeping that prevents the avoidable failures: keep auto-renew on, keep a billing card that has not expired, keep the registrant email at an address that does not itself depend on the domain, and keep the contact details current. A domain lost to an expired card is the most preventable outage in this industry and one of the most common.
We register domains in your name with the registrant set to your business, auto-renew on, and transfer access available to you rather than withheld. Prices are published. If your domain is somewhere else and you only want us to check that the registrant is right, book a call — it takes a few minutes and we will not charge you for it.
Domain registration questions
How do I buy a domain name?
Search the name in the table above, check the price and continue on our secure checkout. When you buy a domain name or buy an internet domain with us, the registration goes in your own name with WHOIS privacy and DNS control included.
How do I check domain availability?
Type the name you want into the search box to check domain name availability and see the price for each extension. Availability is confirmed at checkout, and if a name is taken you can try another extension.
What is an internet domain registry?
An internet domain registry is the organization that manages a top-level domain such as .com. A registrar like Liberation sells you the right to use a name in that registry. A .com domain registration is $20.99 a year with us, and the same price to transfer or renew.
Can I use my domain with any host?
Yes. You can point a domain anywhere with full DNS control. We also offer hosting, SSL and business email if you want them in the same account.
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