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Domain names: register, transfer, and manage yours

Domain names from $4.95 a year, with the renewal price shown before you buy. DNS control, transfer lock, and reminders included — in the same account as your hosting.

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Pricing

Domain registration pricing

Registration and renewal, side by side. Every extension we sell. USD per year, September 2026.

At Webhost365, a .com costs $9.95 for the first year and $14.95 per year to renew; a .in costs $8.95 to register and $10.95 to renew (September 2026).
Renewal prices are set by each registry. Some extensions are priced low for the first year and higher after; we show both so you can pick a name you can afford to keep.
ExtensionRegisterRenew / yrBest for
.com$9.95$14.95Businesses and brands worldwide
.in$8.95$10.95Businesses serving India
.net$11.95$15.95Tech and networks
.org$9.95$15.95Non-profits and communities
.co.uk$7.95$10.95UK businesses
.co$8.95$26.95Startups — note the renewal
.io$38.95$42.95Software and developer tools
.us$4.95$12.95US individuals and businesses
.me$5.95$19.95Personal sites and portfolios
.info$4.95$20.95Informational sites
.biz$5.95$18.95Small businesses
.xyz$12.95$14.95Modern brands and projects
.shop$9.95$38.95Online stores — note the renewal
.mobi$4.95$24.95Mobile-first services

We apply the same rule to hosting — read why hosting renewal prices double, and why ours do not.

Included

What every domain includes

Control comes standard. No add-ons to buy for the basics.

Full DNS management

Edit A, CNAME, MX, and TXT records from your client area. Point the domain anywhere. What each record does →

Transfer lock

On by default, so nobody can move the domain away without your approval. Switch it off yourself when you need to.

Reminders and auto-renew

Expiry takes a healthy site offline within hours. Auto-renew makes the date irrelevant; reminders arrive early either way.

WHOIS privacy

Keep your contact details out of the public WHOIS database on extensions that support it.

One account with hosting

Domain, hosting plan, invoices, and renewals in one client area. One login.

Support that reads the problem

DNS, transfer, and expiry questions answered 24/7 by our engineering team, not a script.

Transfer

Transfer a domain to Webhost365

Four steps, usually five to seven days. Your website and email keep working throughout — a transfer changes who manages the domain, not where it points.

STEP 1

Unlock it

Turn off the transfer lock at your current registrar and check the contact email is one you can read.

STEP 2

Get the auth code

Also called an EPP or AuthInfo code. Your registrar must provide it within five days; most do instantly.

STEP 3

Start it here

Search the domain above, switch to Transfer, enter the code, and check out.

STEP 4

Approve the email

Approve our confirmation. Most extensions complete in 5–7 days, with a year added to the expiry date.

Two rules come from ICANN, not from us. A domain cannot move within 60 days of registration, a previous transfer, or a change to the registrant's name, organisation, or email — and your registrar must hand over the auth code within five days. Source: ICANN's guide to what every registrant should know. So: don't edit contacts right before a move, and start at least two weeks before expiry.

Expiration

What happens when a domain expires

Expiry is the most common way a healthy website goes offline. Here is the sequence and how much time you have.

Before the date

Reminders go out early. Auto-renew charges your saved card and the date never matters.

Grace period

Site and email stop resolving. Renew at the normal price during this window; its length varies by extension.

Redemption, then deletion

Most global extensions allow a 30-day redemption at a much higher fee. After that the name is released to anyone.

Site down and not sure why? Expiry is one of five checks in our 5-minute site-down diagnosis. A browser certificate warning is a different problem — see the SSL error guide.

Parking

Not ready to build? Park the domain

Parking means the name is registered and reserved, with no website yet. Many people secure a name months before they launch.

Keep it reserved

A registered domain is yours as long as you renew it. Turn on auto-renew and it stays reserved indefinitely.

Show a coming-soon page

Point it at a one-page placeholder. Our free hosting plan is enough for that, at no cost.

Add hosting when ready

Every hosting plan includes free SSL with auto-renewal and CDN delivery across 119 edge locations. Connect in one click.

Why Webhost365

Registered by people who run the servers

2011

Engineer-run hosting since 2011. The people answering tickets run the infrastructure.

24/7

Human support around the clock from teams in India and the United States.

ISO 27001

Certified data centers. Domain, DNS, and hosting in one secure client area.

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Surprise renewals. Every price here shows the renewal cost next to the registration cost.

We publish the guides our own engineers use — from DNS records to diagnosing a down site. Independent reviews are on Trustpilot, and more about the company.

Webhost365
Written and maintained by the Webhost365 Engineering Team
Prices and policies last reviewed September 2026. Transfer rules cited from ICANN's Transfer Policy.
FAQs

Domain name FAQs

What is a domain name?

A domain name is the address people type to reach a website, such as yourbusiness.com. You register it for one or more years and keep it as long as you renew it. It points to your hosting through DNS records, and it can move between hosts without changing.

How much does a domain name cost?

It depends on the extension. At Webhost365, a .com is $9.95 for the first year and $14.95 per year to renew; a .in is $8.95 and $10.95 to renew; a .io is $38.95 and $42.95 (September 2026). Every extension we sell is listed above with both prices.

Why is the renewal price higher than the registration price?

Registries set a low first-year price to attract registrations and a higher standard price for renewals. Some gaps are large: a .shop is $9.95 to register and $38.95 to renew. We show both prices side by side so you can choose an extension you can afford to keep, rather than discovering the difference in year two.

How long does a domain transfer take?

Most transfers complete within five to seven days once you approve the confirmation email. Your website and email keep working during the move, because a transfer changes who manages the domain, not where it points. The transfer also adds a year to the domain's expiry date.

Why can't I transfer a domain I just registered or updated?

ICANN's Transfer Policy blocks transfers for 60 days after a new registration, a previous transfer, or a change to the registrant's name, organisation, or email address. The rule exists to prevent domain hijacking. Plan around it: avoid editing contact details right before a move, and start at least two weeks before expiry.

What happens if my domain expires?

The website and email stop working within hours, even though the hosting is fine. Most extensions then allow a renewal grace period at the normal price, followed for most global extensions by a 30-day redemption period at a much higher fee, and then deletion. Auto-renew prevents the whole sequence.

Do I need hosting to register a domain?

No. You can register a domain on its own and add hosting later, or point it at hosting elsewhere. Many people register the name first to secure it, then build the site when ready. A parked domain stays yours as long as you renew it.

What is domain parking?

Parking means a domain is registered but has no website on it yet. The name is reserved for you. You can leave it empty, or point it at a coming-soon page so visitors and search engines see something real. A free hosting plan is enough for a placeholder page.

Can I manage my domain and hosting in one place?

Yes. At Webhost365, domains and hosting plans share one client area with one login, one set of invoices, and one renewal calendar. DNS changes for a hosted site take a few clicks, and support can see both sides when you have a question.

Is a .in domain right for an Indian business?

Usually, yes. A .in signals that you serve India, which helps local trust and local search, and it costs $8.95 to register and $10.95 to renew. Many Indian businesses register both the .in and the .com and point them at the same site, so customers reach you either way.