A domain name is the name of your website or your website address. It’s the place where users will find you on the Internet and it’s unique to you or your business. Each domain name is made up of two parts. For example, our own domain name is hostnesta.com, the first part is the name we chose ‘HOSTNESTA’ and the second part is the extension ‘.COM’. Before domain names, web addresses were made up of a long string of numbers.

Your domain name is your unique identity. Domain names are used by businesses and individuals who plan on having an online presence. If you want to have a website or even a business email address, you need to have a domain name. This offers you the perfect stepping stone to start promoting yourself online and also protects you if you have a registered business and want to avoid anyone buying your matching domain.

The Domain Name System (DNS) is like a directory for all websites on the Internet. It converts text-based domain names into a set of numbers known as Internet Protocol (IP addresses). By converting text to numbers, machines are able to locate websites based on their IP address and users can continue to find websites via domain names.

gTLDs are generic Top-Level Domains, also known as new gTLDs or nTLDs. These extensions are practical and memorable and offer an alternative to the more traditional suffixes such as .com, .net and .org.

New gTLDs are commonly used to describe the function of a website e.g. an actor could choose .actor for his website or a fitness instructor could use .fitness. There are hundreds of new gTLDs to choose from including .london, .cymru, .wales, .diet, .farm, .website, .love, .education and many more. Find out more and choose your ideal domain name today.

Anyone… but some extensions have registration rules or restrictions. For example, you can only register a .ltd.uk if you are a limited company and the domain is an exact match to your company name. Most extensions like .com, .net and many more, are open for everyone to register. If you’re uncertain about the rules, you can check the information icon next to each extension in our search results.

Yes, you can! As long as the domain isn’t already owned by somebody else, it’s possible to purchase multiple domains with different extensions for the same business name. As an example, we own names.uk and we forward it to our primary domain name names.co.uk.

Buying different versions of your domain name can help protect your brand and eliminate the chances of anyone else buying the domain if it is available. You also have an increased chance of gaining more website visitors by redirecting all your domains to one website, so potential customers can reach your site regardless of which extension they use.

Yes, you can buy domain names and pay with Payeer! As long as the domain isn’t already owned by somebody else, it’s possible to purchase multiple domains with different extensions for the same business name and pay with PAYEER.

You can as well transfer and renew your domainnames with Payeer payments.