Domain Name Registration

To publish your website, you first need to have a domain name. After that, you can purchase a hosting account to make your website visible on the internet.

When purchasing a domain name, you should ensure that it consists of focus keywords that represent your idea, project, or company, and that it is memorable. Avoid long domain names and check for any copyright issues.

Domain name lookup is an online system that shows whether the domain name you want to purchase has been previously registered or if it is available for new registration. It also indicates which extensions are available and displays the registration pricing. Additionally, this lookup allows you to see the current owner of the domain name.

Purchasing just a domain name is not enough for a website. You will need a hosting account for your website's content, such as files and databases. Therefore, you need to acquire hosting. You can take advantage of our hosting packages if you wish.

When you purchase a domain, it becomes automatically active 24/7 with credit card payments. With bank transfer payments, it becomes active after payment confirmation.

Documentation is required only for .TR domain extensions. Except for .com.tr, .web.tr, .biz.tr, .gen.tr, .name.tr, and .info.tr domains registered in personal names, all other .TR domain extensions require documentation. Generic domain names and other global extensions do not require documentation.

A domain name is a one-time registration service and cannot be canceled once registered. Therefore, it cannot be canceled after the registration process. We recommend being very careful during the registration process.

According to ICANN rules, domains are locked for the first 60 days after purchase. After this period, you can transfer the domain to any company of your choice.

You can transfer your domain within our company instantly and free of charge.

Yes, you can. Whois privacy protection for domains registered with our company is completely free. You can activate Whois protection either at the time of purchase or later through your control panel.

Domain names can typically be registered for a maximum of 10 years. This rule may vary depending on the domain extension and ICANN regulations.

ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is a nonprofit organization responsible for coordinating the global domain name system and overseeing the allocation of IP addresses. ICANN manages the assignment of domain names, sets standards for internet protocols, and ensures the stable and secure operation of the internet's infrastructure.

If you don’t renew your domain, it will enter a renewal and recovery period after its expiration date. During this time, you won’t be able to access your website. If you do not renew or recover the domain during these periods, your rights to the domain will expire, and it may be registered by third parties.