Explore the extension collectionOur .com, .net and .co favourites lead the collection. Explore other available extensions below.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
THE WORLD KNOWS THIS ONE ↗
.com
STARTING AT
£10.35/yr
A DISTINCTIVE .NG ADDRESS ↗
.ng
STARTING AT
£7.76/yr
LET YOUR .CO.ZA NAME STAND OUT ↗
.co.za
STARTING AT
£4.56/yr
MADE TO STAY CONNECTED ↗
.net
STARTING AT
£10.22/yr
A NEW WAY TO STAND OUT ↗
.xyz
STARTING AT
£1.46/yr
SHORT. SHARP. MEMORABLE. ↗
.co
STARTING AT
£16.73/yr
LET .AFRICA TELL YOUR STORY ↗
.africa
STARTING AT
£6.38/yr
MAKE YOUR .IN IDENTITY COUNT ↗
.in
STARTING AT
£6.77/yr
A WORLD OF POSSIBILITY
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Explore everything from extension choices to privacy, DNS and renewals. A confident decision starts with clarity.
THE DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE STUDIOINSIGHT / 01
THE ANSWER LIBRARY30 questions
01How do I know if a domain is available?
Enter a complete domain name or a keyword in the search box above. Our domain checker returns availability information and suggests alternatives. Availability is confirmed during the registration process, as domains can be registered by someone else at any time.
02Does a .com domain rank higher in search engines?
A .com extension does not automatically improve rankings. Search visibility depends on relevant content, website quality and other signals. Country-specific domains can also help communicate the geographic audience your site serves.
03Should I register more than one domain extension?
Registering relevant extensions can help protect your brand and make it easier for people to find you. You can direct additional domains to your primary website using forwarding or DNS configuration.
04Can I register any domain name I want?
Your preferred name must be available and comply with its registry rules. Domain labels are generally limited to 63 characters, with additional rules for different extensions and internationalised names.
05What is domain privacy protection?
Domain privacy options help limit public exposure of eligible registrant contact information. Availability depends on the domain extension and registry, and some contact details may already be redacted under applicable policies.
06When can I start using my new domain?
Once registration is completed and the domain is active, you can configure its nameservers and DNS. Changes may take time to become visible across networks. A live website also needs a hosting platform or another service connected to the domain.
07Are registration and renewal prices the same?
Not always. Introductory offers, registry rules and renewal periods can make prices different. Use the full price explorer above to compare registration, transfer and renewal costs before making your choice.
08Can I transfer a domain I already own?
Many domains can be transferred to Nabtech. Depending on the extension, you may need to unlock the domain and request an authorisation (EPP) code from your current provider. Transfer restrictions and waiting periods may apply.
09Do some domain extensions require documents?
Yes. Restricted extensions, including certain .ng categories such as .gov.ng, .edu.ng and .sch.ng, have eligibility and documentation requirements. We'll highlight this when relevant to your search.
10What happens if I forget to renew my domain?
An expired domain may stop working and can eventually be released for someone else to register. Grace and redemption periods vary by extension and may carry additional fees. Renewing before expiration is the safest option.
11What is the difference between a domain name and web hosting?
A domain is the address visitors type to find you. Hosting stores and serves the website behind that address. You can register a domain first and connect hosting later, or use the domain for email, forwarding or other supported services. Domain registration does not automatically create a website.
12Can I register a domain without purchasing hosting?
Yes. Choose your domain, confirm its availability and eligibility, and complete the registration. You can manage its nameservers and supported DNS settings without ordering a new hosting account. When you are ready to publish a website, connect the domain to hosting through the relevant DNS records.
13What does the first-year price include?
The price explorer shows the registration amount and its displayed term in your currently selected currency. Some extensions have introductory prices or require a particular registration period. The final checkout shows applicable add-ons, taxes and charges. Review the separate renewal rate before committing.
14How do I identify a premium domain?
Some names are designated premium by their registry and can cost more than standard registrations or have different renewal fees. The availability check and checkout must confirm the actual quoted price for your specific name. A low extension starting price is not a promise that every available name under it costs the same.
15Can I register a name for more than one year?
Many extensions support multi-year registrations, while others have registry-defined term limits. Choose an available term during the registration or configuration process and review its total before paying. If an extension offers only one term, that restriction is determined by its registry or registrar setup.
16Which currency will I pay in?
Our storefront displays prices using the currency selected for that website or client account. We use the live catalogue to render the available registration, transfer and renewal prices. Your final order currency and total appear at checkout. We do not infer exchange rates from a screenshot or advertise a separate converted rate.
17What is a nameserver and can I change it?
Nameservers identify which DNS provider answers queries for your domain. You can use the nameservers supplied with your Nabtech hosting or another provider when supported. Copy the exact nameserver names, save your changes and allow time for the new delegation to be picked up. Changing nameservers without copying required records can interrupt website or email service.
18What is DNS propagation?
DNS changes are cached across networks. After you update nameservers or DNS records, different visitors may briefly receive different answers until their caches expire. Actual timing depends on the record type, TTL and DNS service. Test the website and email after changes rather than relying on one device alone.
19What does a domain lock protect?
Registrar transfer lock, often shown as a clientTransferProhibited status, helps prevent unauthorised transfers to another registrar. You can normally manage a permitted lock through your domain controls. A transfer lock does not replace good account security or guarantee that a domain cannot be altered by an authorised user.
20Can I use my domain for professional email?
Yes. You can connect a domain to an email service such as Nabtech OX email hosting, Zoho Workplace or supported hosted mail. Set the MX records and any required SPF, DKIM and DMARC records according to the mail provider’s instructions. DNS alone does not create mailboxes, so choose an email product as well.
21Can I point different subdomains to different services?
In many cases, yes. You can create records such as www, shop or mail and point them to supported services. Record type, target and provider restrictions matter. If a third-party tool tells you to add a CNAME or A record, enter only the exact values supplied and avoid deleting unrelated records.
22What happens after my domain registration is paid?
Payment is one step. The registrar must also accept the registration and any registry eligibility requirements. You should receive confirmation when the domain is successfully registered. If the request is pending or rejected, our team can help you investigate rather than assuming a paid invoice proves ownership.
23How should I choose an extension for my audience?
Start with a short, easy-to-spell name that matches your business and does not conflict with another brand. Choose an extension suited to your audience. For a globally recognised brand, .com, .net or .co may be worth comparing; other extensions can also suit your purpose. Verify trademark concerns and registry rules before buying. Consider relevant variations only if they add value.
Some restricted .ng categories, including .gov.ng and .edu.ng, require confirmation of the applicant’s eligibility and documents accepted by the registry. Requirements can change and differ by extension. Contact our team with the exact name and organisation type so we can explain the current application process. We do not state that a retired NiRA letterhead requirement still applies.
25What if the name I want is already registered?
Try another relevant extension, a clearer variation of the name, or the domain suggestions shown by our search. Avoid confusingly similar trademarks and misleading spellings. Availability changes, and a suggested name should be checked again when you add it to the cart.
26Should I enable DNSSEC?
DNSSEC can protect supported DNS records from certain forms of tampering, but it must match the configuration at your DNS provider and registry. Incorrect DS records can make the domain fail to resolve. Confirm that your DNS provider supports DNSSEC and follow its current instructions before enabling it.
27What happens if a domain expires?
When a registration expires, website and email services that depend on it may stop working. Some registries allow a grace or redemption period, sometimes with extra charges, while others release names on a different schedule. Renew before expiry and keep your registrant contact details accurate so notices reach you.
28Where can I manage domains after registration?
Sign in to our client area and open Domains or My Domains. Select the registered domain to review the available nameserver, renewal, DNS or contact options. The actions shown depend on the extension and registrar. Use our support channel if a particular function is not available for your name.
29What is RDAP and why is it useful?
Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) is used to look up published domain registration information, including registrar details, status and dates for supported extensions. Public contact data may be limited by privacy rules. RDAP is useful for diagnostics but should not replace a live registration check at checkout.
30Can I change a domain after it has been registered?
A registered domain name usually cannot be edited into a different spelling or extension. If you registered the wrong name, you may need a new registration, subject to the registry and registrar policies. Contact our team quickly if you notice an error and do not assume cancellation or refund is available.
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