Register or transfer a domain
See what each ending costs, then register a new domain or transfer one you own, and manage it on the same account as its DNS, SSL certificates and email.
Search for a name, register it for 1–10 years and manage it on the same account as its DNS, certificates and email. WHOIS privacy, which hides your contact details from public lookups, costs nothing.
Search for a name
Type a name to see what its ending costs. The dashboard checks whether the exact name is free, and shows its price before you pay.
What each ending costs
Each price is for one year and comes from the registrar’s price list with our markup added. Renewing and transferring in cost what the list shows. The price list is on this page, and it loads in your browser.
How you pay
You can buy a domain on any plan, Free included.
- The price before you buy. This page lists what each ending costs for a year. A search in the dashboard shows the price of the exact name before you pay. A few names cost more than their ending’s price, and the search shows that price.
- Paid from your credit. A registration takes the price for the whole period, 1–10 years, from your account credit. If your credit falls short, the order page adds what is missing with the payment method you choose, then registers the name. If the registration fails after we took the charge, we give it back.
- WHOIS privacy at no charge. WHOIS privacy hides your contact details from public lookups of who owns a domain. It starts on for each domain you register.
What comes with each domain
A domain you register here is ready for a website and email from the start.
- DNS from the start. A new domain starts on our nameservers, with a DNS zone on your account ready for records. DNS hosting
- One website for each zone. The zone counts as one of your websites: 3 on the Free plan, 10 on Pro and 50 on Business. When your plan has no room for another website, we refuse the registration before we take any credit. What counts as a website
- A web proxy and a certificate. When you register, you can send the domain’s visitors through Edge Proxy to the public address of your server, and order a free certificate for it. We refuse a private or loopback address before we take any credit. Edge Proxy
- The registrant you name. The registrant is the owner the registry records: a name, an email address, a phone number and a postal address. Add it on the domain’s Settings tab, or send it with the registration through the API. Until you add one, the registry keeps the contact it already has. Set a domain’s registrant contact
- Auto-renew. Auto-renew starts on. We renew the domain for another year 14 days before it expires, and take the price from your credit first. When your credit does not cover it, we renew nothing, email you and try again each day until the domain expires.
- Transfer lock. The lock stops anyone moving the domain to another registrar until you turn it off.
- Nameservers of your choice. Keep the domain on our DNS, or point it at another DNS provider’s nameservers.
Moving a domain in
A transfer needs the domain’s EPP code, and it finishes when the old registrar releases the domain.
- Unlock it and get its EPP code. At your current registrar, turn off the domain’s transfer lock and ask for its EPP code, the transfer code that registrar gives you.
- Start the transfer. In the dashboard, open the Domain Management page, choose Transfer domain and enter the name and the code. We take the transfer price, which adds a year, from your credit and ask the registry to start.
- Wait for the old registrar to release it. The domain shows pending_transfer, and you cannot renew it or change its settings meanwhile. We check each pending transfer regularly. When the domain arrives, its registration becomes active, and it gets a DNS zone if it uses our nameservers.
- Or we give the charge back. If the registry refuses the transfer, the old registrar rejects it, or the registry has no record of it 14 days after you started it, we put the charge back on your credit. You can then start again.
Limits
What a purchase covers, and what a domain registered here does not get.
| Buying | |
|---|---|
| Years in one purchase | 1–10 |
| How you pay | From your account credit, for the whole period. If your credit falls short, the order page adds what is missing with the payment method you choose. |
| Price list | The registrar’s price with our markup, refreshed every day |
| After you buy | |
| DNS zone | One for each domain on our nameservers, counted as a website |
| DNSSEC at the registry | We sign the zone, but we do not send a DS record to the registry for a domain registered here |
| Transfer in | Needs the EPP code, and finishes when the old registrar releases the domain |
Add-ons
An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.
- Websites Pack: 10 more websites for your account, without a change of plan.
Guides for domains
Our docs explain each step, from the search to a renewal.
- How domain registration works: What happens when you register or transfer a domain, how prices are set and what each status means.
- Register a domain: Search for a name, see its price and register it from the Domain Management page.
- Set a domain’s registrant contact: Tell the registry who owns the domain, and keep the details up to date.
- Transfer a domain to Coritan: Move a domain from another registrar with the EPP code it gives you.
- Renew a domain: Renew for one to ten years, or turn on auto-renew.
- Turn on WHOIS privacy and transfer lock: Hide your contact details, and stop a transfer you did not ask for.
- Change a domain’s nameservers: Point a domain at our nameservers or at another DNS provider’s.
Find your domain
Create a free account, add credit and search for a name.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a domain cost?
Each ending, such as .com, has its own price per year, and this page lists them. You pay for the whole period from your account credit before we register the domain. A search in the dashboard shows the price of the exact name first.
Is WHOIS privacy free?
WHOIS privacy costs nothing, and it starts on for each domain you register. It hides your contact details from public lookups of who owns the domain.
Can I move a domain I already own to Coritan?
Turn off the transfer lock at your current registrar and ask it for the domain’s EPP code. Then start the transfer from the Domain Management page and pay its price from your credit. The transfer finishes when the old registrar releases the domain, and we give the charge back if it does not.
Do I need a plan to buy a domain?
You can register a domain on any plan, Free included. Each domain on our nameservers has a DNS zone, which counts as one of your websites. When your plan has no room for another website, we refuse the registration before we take any credit.
Who owns the domain I register?
You do. The registrant is the owner the registry records, and you set it on the domain’s Settings tab or send it with the registration through the API. WHOIS privacy hides those details from public lookups.
What happens when my domain is about to expire?
With auto-renew on, we renew the domain for another year 14 days before it expires, and try again the next day if that fails. With auto-renew off, we email you 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 day before it expires.
