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Before you can own a website, you must first register a domain name. You can think of Domain Name Registration as a trademark registration service. The registration service ensures that the domain name for which you have purchased the rights for a certain period is registered in your name during the period of use and that it is not used by other people.
In order to buy a domain suitable for your brand, you must first check the availability with a domain inquiry. If the domain name can be registered, you can register it for your brand with the buy domain option. Domain fees according to extensions are shown on our page and during the query.
Yes, you can change the Name Server information of your domain name with the Name servers of your hosting provider.
Whois information is open to anonymous access by default. You can hide your identity information when your domain name is queried, if you wish. This service is provided free of charge by sunucu.co.uk
After the registration period of your domain name ends, it enters the renewal and recovery period, respectively. If you do not renew/recover your domain name during these periods, your right on the domain name will be lost and your domain name may be registered by third parties.
Renewal and recovery periods may vary according to domain name extensions. For detailed information, you can contact the call center at +44 7587064871
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is internationally organized, responsible for Internet Protocol (IP) address space allocation, protocol identifier assignment, global (gTLD) and country code (ccTLD) Top Level Domain name system management and root server system management functions. is a non-profit institution. These services were originally provided by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and other agencies, as per a contract with the US government. Today, ICANN performs the function of IANA. As a private-public partnership, ICANN works to preserve the operational stability of the Internet, foster competition, ensure greater participation of global Internet communities, and develop policies that are relevant to its mandate through grassroots, consensus-based processes.
