When selecting a domain name, aim for something that’s short, brandable, and easy to spell. Ideally, it should reflect your business name, service, or niche. Avoid numbers, special characters, and complex words. Including relevant keywords can also improve your site’s visibility on search engines. For instance, if you run a digital marketing agency, names like “BoostDigital.com” or “RankMaster.in” can help convey your value instantly.

Domain extensions (also known as TLDs) define the nature or origin of a website. The `.com` extension is the most recognized and preferred worldwide, typically used by businesses and individuals. `.net` is also popular and often used by tech and infrastructure companies. Other extensions like `.org` are ideal for non-profit organizations, while industry-specific TLDs like `.tech`, `.store`, or `.online` help describe what your site is about. Country-code TLDs like `.in`, `.us`, or `.uk` are useful for region-specific audiences or local businesses.

Absolutely! You can transfer your existing domain to our platform in just a few steps. First, you’ll need to unlock the domain with your current registrar and obtain the authorization or EPP code. Then, initiate the transfer through our website, and we’ll handle the rest. During the transfer, your website and email will remain unaffected. Our support team is available to assist you at every step and ensure the transition is smooth and secure.

If you miss renewing your domain, it will first enter a grace period (usually 15–30 days) during which you can still renew it without penalty. If this period passes, it may enter a redemption phase, where recovery involves extra fees. Eventually, the domain may become publicly available, allowing others to register it. To avoid losing ownership, we recommend enabling auto-renewal and keeping your contact info up-to-date. We also send multiple reminders leading up to the expiration date.

Yes, once you register a domain, you have full control and exclusive rights to it for the duration of your registration period (typically 1 year or more). During this time, you can manage DNS settings, create email addresses, point the domain to your website, or even sell or transfer it. It's important to keep your domain active by renewing it before it expires. As long as it's renewed on time, you maintain complete ownership and control over it.