Domains
Find and register your domain name
Use our domain name search to check availability across extensions, then register the one you want. Prices come live from our billing system, in US dollars.
Popular extensions
Registration prices for the endings most people recognize, pulled live from our billing system.
- .com — … / first year
- .net — … / first year
- .org — … / first year
Tips for choosing a name
A good domain is easy to say out loud and hard to misspell. Before you register, run your shortlist past these checks.
Say it over the phone
If you have to spell it out, customers will mistype it.
Keep it short
Fewer words are easier to remember and fit better on a business card.
Skip hyphens and numbers
People forget whether it was "5" or "five".
Match your audience
A country extension tells local customers you serve them. A .com works for a wider audience. Matching social handles helps too.
Options you can add at checkout
When you register a domain with ResellerBytes, the order page lets you add these to it.
DNS management
Free. Lets you point the domain at your website, your email, or another service.
Email forwarding
Free. Sends mail for your domain to an inbox you already use.
ID Protection
A paid yearly add-on that keeps your personal contact details out of public domain records, where the extension allows it.
WHOIS and privacy
Your own nameservers
New domains use our nameservers by default. If your website is hosted elsewhere, enter that host's nameservers instead.
Domain managementAlready own a domain?
You don't have to register a new one.
Transfer it to ResellerBytes to manage it alongside your hosting, or keep it where it is and point it at your ResellerBytes hosting by changing its nameservers.
Add hosting and email
A domain on its own is an address with nothing behind it yet. Add a hosting plan to put a website there, or Business Email to send mail from it.
How do I check if a domain name is available?
Type the name you want into the domain search box at the top of this page. The search checks whether the name is free and shows the price to register it. If your first choice is taken, try another extension, or add a word that describes your business or location.
How much does a domain cost per year?
It depends on the extension. Each one has a registration price for the first year and a renewal price for the years after, and the two can differ. Our domain pricing page lists both for every extension, pulled live from our billing system, so you can see the yearly cost before you buy.
How long does it take to register a domain?
Most generic extensions such as .com register shortly after payment, and the domain then shows in your client area. Some country extensions ask for documents or checks by their registry, which takes longer. After registration, new DNS settings can take a few hours to reach every network.
Is the registration price the same every year?
Not always. Some extensions have a lower first-year price and a higher renewal price. Check the renewal column on our domain pricing page before you choose an extension for a name you plan to keep for years.
What happens if my domain expires?
Your website and email stop working until you renew. Most extensions have a grace period when you can still renew at the normal price, followed by a redemption period when recovering the domain costs a restore fee. Both periods, and the restore fee, vary by extension and are listed on our domain pricing page. For .com, each period is 30 days. After that, the domain is released and anyone can register it.
Check your name now
Good names get registered every day. Search yours and register it while it's free.