A name, and the price of keeping it.

Because that is what our registrar charges us, and we add the same flat fee to both. Most of the industry sells the first year at a loss and makes it back on renewal five, which is why a ₹199 .com becomes ₹1,600 twelve months later. Every ending on this page renews at exactly what it cost to register. It is the single most useful thing we can tell you about domain pricing, so it is printed on every card rather than hidden in a footnote.

By hand, and quickly — but not automatically, and the box on this page says so. We have not wired an availability lookup yet, so rather than show you a search field that cannot actually answer, it prices the ending and sends your name to us. We check and reply, usually within the hour. When the lookup is connected the box will do it instantly and we will say so.

Ask, and we will confirm each of them in writing before you pay. We are being deliberately careful here: the catalog we are given lists the ending, the price, the renewal price and the billing period, and nothing else. Every registrar we know of includes DNS management and most include privacy, and we still are not going to print that as a promise on our own page until it is confirmed rather than assumed.

Almost certainly, and it is the normal way these things work — you unlock it at your current registrar, get the authorisation code, and we do the rest. Transfers usually add a year to the registration rather than resetting it. Send us the name and we will tell you exactly what it will cost and how long it will take before you start.

If you are an Indian business selling to Indians, .in says so instantly and is a third the price of most alternatives. If you can get the .com of your name, take it — a visitor who half-remembers you will type .com first and give up if you are not there. If you are building software or anything AI-shaped, .ai and .io read as technical on sight, which is either exactly right or exactly wrong for you. And if the name you want is gone everywhere, the last group on this page is how people get a working domain anyway.

Not to own the name — a domain and a website are separate purchases, and plenty of people register a name years before they build anything. To put a site on it you need somewhere to point it, and shared hosting starts at ₹99 a month. Buy both from us and we point one at the other for you.

The prices here are for one year, which is how the catalog is priced. Longer registrations are usually possible and often sensible for a name you intend to keep — it protects you from a price rise and from forgetting to renew. Ask and we will quote the term you want.

We will chase you before that happens rather than after. Domains do not vanish the moment they expire — there is a grace period, then a more expensive redemption window, then it goes back on sale — but the redemption fee is many times the renewal price and the name is genuinely at risk. Tell us to keep it renewed and we will.

We are not GST registered, so none is added — what is on the card is what we charge, for the registration and the same figure every year after.

Ask. Sixteen endings is what our registrar currently gives us and it is not the whole internet — there is no .me, no .app, no country codes beyond India on this list. If you need one of those, tell us which and we will find out whether we can source it rather than talking you into something on the list.