Register UK Domains at Fair, Fixed Renewal Rates

We do not use teaser price hikes. Unlike big-box registrars that triple their fees upon renewal, our renewal rates match our standard registration prices with 20% UK VAT included – giving your business predictable annual domain overheads without hidden markups.

A domain name is your digital identity, essential for establishing credibility, brand recognition, and a professional online presence in today’s interconnected world.

Transferring UK domains is fast and completely free. Order a domain transfer through our portal, log in to your existing registrar (e.g., GoDaddy, 123 Reg, or IONOS), and update the Nominet IPS TAG to our registrar tag. The domain will link into your Blended Hosts Control Panel automatically without downtime.

To transfer a `.com` or other international extension, ensure the domain is unlocked at your current registrar, obtain an EPP authorization code, and submit the transfer in our portal. Under international registry rules, transferring adds one full year to your existing registration period.

Domain registrations are provisioned instantly upon completed checkout. Thanks to our Anycast DNS architecture, records propagate across worldwide networks in minutes, letting you launch your website and setup email accounts straight away.

For `.co.uk` and `.uk` domains, Nominet allows non-trading individuals to opt out of public address disclosure on the registry database at zero cost. For international TLDs (such as `.com` and `.org`), privacy masking is available at checkout for £5.99 per year.

To check if a domain is available, you can use our domain name registrar’s search tool. Simply go to the top of this page, navigate to the domain registration section, and enter the desired domain name into the search bar. Our tool will then check the availability of the domain and let you know if it’s available for registration. If the domain is already taken, we’ll provide suggestions for alternative domain names or variations that may be available.

A domain name is the unique address that identifies a website on the internet, while a website is a collection of web pages and multimedia content that is accessible via a specific domain name. In simpler terms, the domain name is like the address of a house, whereas the website is the actual house with its contents, such as text, images, videos, and interactive features.

When a domain expires, several things can occur depending on the registrar’s policies and the domain owner’s actions. Typically, there is a grace period during which the domain owner can renew the domain without any additional fees. After the grace period, the domain enters a redemption period, during which it can still be renewed, but usually at a higher cost. If the domain is not renewed during the redemption period, it may be released back to the public for registration, allowing someone else to register it. However, it’s essential to note that during this process, the domain owner may lose control over associated services such as email and website hosting. Therefore, it’s crucial to renew domains promptly to avoid any disruptions to online presence and services.