Domain Registration Terms

The domain is registered in the name of the person or business you enter at checkout. We register and manage it for you through an ICANN accredited registrar.

Each domain is registered for one year from the date of purchase.

We renew it for you at the renewal price shown at checkout and in Settings › Domains. If a renewal can't be charged, the domain may expire and could become available to others.

When the domain ending allows it, we turn on privacy protection so your contact details don't appear in public domain records. Some endings don't allow privacy protection.

You must give accurate contact details and keep them up to date. You may receive an email asking you to confirm your email address. If it isn't confirmed, the domain can be suspended.

Domains are locked to prevent unauthorized transfers. You can ask us to unlock a domain and give you the transfer code to move it to another provider. New registrations can't be transferred for the first 60 days.

Domain registrations and renewals can't be refunded once they are complete, because the domain is registered with the registry right away. If you were charged twice or charged for a registration that failed, we refund that charge in full.

ICANN describes the rights and responsibilities of every domain owner in its Registrants' Benefits and Responsibilities.

Your registration is also governed by the registration agreement of the ICANN accredited registrar that sponsors your domain. Contact us and we will tell you which registrar sponsors your domain and send you a copy of its agreement.

Questions about your domain? Email us at [email protected].