
Domain search
Find and register a domain
Type a name to see whether it's free. If it's taken we'll show you who holds it and which nameservers it uses — which also tells you which guide you need.
Availability comes from the registry's own RDAP service. The registrar's checkout is always the final word — premium and reserved names can still be blocked there.
Where to register
Prices and first-year offers vary a lot between these — it's worth comparing. Renewal price matters more than the first year.
Namecheap
Popular budget registrar. Their free DNS is called BasicDNS.
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Porkbun
Low-cost registrar with free WHOIS privacy and a clean DNS editor.
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Cloudflare
Free, fast DNS with an optional proxy/CDN layer. Very common as a DNS host even when the domain is registered elsewhere.
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GoDaddy
The largest registrar in the world. DNS lives in the "Domain Portfolio" area.
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Name.com
US registrar with a straightforward DNS editor.
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Dynadot
Registrar popular with domain investors.
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Hover
Tucows-owned registrar with a deliberately simple interface.
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Gandi
French registrar with LiveDNS and a full text-mode zone editor.
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NameSilo
Cheap registrar with free WHOIS privacy.
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IONOS (1&1)
Large European host and registrar, formerly 1&1.
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123 Reg
Large UK registrar and host.
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OVHcloud
European cloud provider, host and registrar.
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Squarespace Domains
Took over the former Google Domains customer base in 2023.
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Domain.com
Newfold-owned registrar with a familiar Bluehost-style panel.
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Vercel
Frontend hosting platform that also sells domains and runs DNS.
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Next junction
Once you've bought it
A brand new domain does nothing until you point it somewhere. Two routes:
- Keep DNS at the registrar and add an A record for
@pointing at your server's IP, plus a CNAME forwww. Simplest option — follow the guide for your registrar. - Move DNS to your host or to Cloudflare by changing the nameservers. Recreate your records at the new provider first, then switch, so nothing goes dark.