Domain Names - Cloud Services Store

Domain	Register	Transfer
Generic TLDs
.com Sale	^€ 14.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 14.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €14.00
.net Sale	^€ 15.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €15.00
.org Sale	^€ 14.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 14.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €14.00
.biz Sale	^€ 18.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €18.00
.pro Sale	^€ 24.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 24.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €24.00
.tel Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.rip Sale	^€ 17.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 17.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €17.00
.one Sale	^€ 11.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 11.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €11.00
.pub Sale	^€ 27.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 27.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €27.00
.fyi Sale	^€ 18.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €18.00
.ltd Sale	^€ 18.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €18.00
.run Sale	^€ 18.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €18.00
.win Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.soy Sale	^€ 23.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 23.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €23.00
.top Sale	^€ 8.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 8.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €8.00
.bet Sale	^€ 17.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 17.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €17.00
.onl Sale	^€ 14.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 14.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €14.00
.pet Sale	^€ 17.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 17.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €17.00
.red Sale	^€ 17.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 17.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €17.00
.bid Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.uno Sale	^€ 19.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 19.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €19.00
.ink Sale	^€ 24.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 24.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €24.00
.ooo Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.fit Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.how Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.men Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.lol Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.nyc Sale	^€ 28.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 28.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €28.00
.mba Sale	^€ 27.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 27.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €27.00
.mom Sale	^€ 29.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 29.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €29.00
.srl Sale	^€ 30.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 30.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €30.00
.cab Sale	^€ 27.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 27.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €27.00
.wtf Sale	^€ 27.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 27.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €27.00
.ong Sale	^€ 19.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 19.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €19.00
.ngo Sale	^€ 19.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 19.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €19.00
.xxx Sale	^€ 101.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 101.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €101.00
.app Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.gal Sale	^€ 77.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 77.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €77.00
.vet Sale	^€ 27.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 27.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €27.00
.law Sale	^€ 84.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 84.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €84.00
.car Sale	^€ 2201.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 2201.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €2201.00
.ski Sale	^€ 39.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 39.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €39.00
.cam Sale	^€ 33.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 33.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €33.00
.dev Sale	^€ 14.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 14.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €14.00
.xyz Sale	^€ 12.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 12.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €12.00
.gay Sale	^€ 32.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 32.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €32.00
.eus Sale	^€ 77.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 77.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €77.00
.moe Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.vin Sale	^€ 40.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 40.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €40.00
.inc Sale	^€ 2201.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 2201.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €2201.00
.fun Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.kim Sale	^€ 17.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 17.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €17.00
.ceo Sale	^€ 78.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 78.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €78.00
.vip Sale	^€ 15.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 15.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €15.00
.dog Sale	^€ 40.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 40.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €40.00
.sex Sale	^€ 92.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 92.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €92.00
.tax Sale	^€ 40.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 40.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €40.00
.bio Sale	^€ 56.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 56.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €56.00
.bar Sale	^€ 56.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 56.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €56.00
.art Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€ 16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00

Domain	Register	Transfer
Country Code TLDs
.eu Sale	^€ 6.⁰⁰ ^*	^€8.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €8.00
.me Sale	^€ 28.⁰⁰ ^*	^€28.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €28.00
.in Sale	^€ 21.⁰⁰ ^*	^€21.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €21.00
.cc Sale	^€ 24.⁰⁰ ^*	^€24.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €24.00
.fr Sale	^€ 15.⁰⁰ ^*	^€15.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €15.00
.it Sale	^€ 22.⁰⁰ ^*	^€22.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €22.00
.us Sale	^€ 11.⁰⁰ ^*	^€11.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €11.00
.de Sale	^€ 9.⁰⁰ ^*	^€9.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €9.00
.ch Sale	^€ 19.⁰⁰ ^*	^€19.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €19.00
.be Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€15.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.co Sale	^€ 29.⁰⁰ ^*	^€31.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €31.00
.pw Sale	^€ 31.⁰⁰ ^*	^€31.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €31.00
.ws Sale	^€ 32.⁰⁰ ^*	^€32.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €32.00
.at Sale	^€ 28.⁰⁰ ^*	^€18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €28.00
.uk Sale	^€ 10.⁰⁰ ^*	^€10.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €10.00
.nl Sale	^€ 10.⁰⁰ ^*	^€10.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €10.00
.es Sale	^€ 15.⁰⁰ ^*	^€15.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €15.00
.gr Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€0.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.la Sale	^€ 61.⁰⁰ ^*	^€61.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €61.00
.tw Sale	^€ 33.⁰⁰ ^*	^€33.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €33.00
.ca Sale	^€ 18.⁰⁰ ^*	^€18.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €18.00
.cn Sale	^€ 15.⁰⁰ ^*	^€15.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €15.00
.ac Sale	^€ 82.⁰⁰ ^*	^€82.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €82.00
.io Sale	^€ 47.⁰⁰ ^*	^€47.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €47.00
.sh Sale	^€ 82.⁰⁰ ^*	^€82.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €82.00
.tv Sale	^€ 53.⁰⁰ ^*	^€53.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €53.00
.bz Sale	^€ 31.⁰⁰ ^*	^€31.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €31.00
.nu Sale	^€ 34.⁰⁰ ^*	^€34.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €34.00
.tm Sale	^€ 109.⁰⁰ ^*	^€109.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €109.00
.tc Sale	^€ 94.⁰⁰ ^*	^€94.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €94.00
.vg Sale	^€ 67.⁰⁰ ^*	^€67.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €67.00
.ms Sale	^€ 48.⁰⁰ ^*	^€48.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €48.00
.cm Sale	^€ 137.⁰⁰ ^*	^€137.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €137.00
.gs Sale	^€ 54.⁰⁰ ^*	^€44.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €54.00
.jp Sale	^€ 57.⁴⁰ ^*	^€57.⁴⁰ Renewal Price €57.40
.am Sale	^€ 121.⁰⁰ ^*	^€121.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €121.00
.fm Sale	^€ 114.⁰⁰ ^*	^€114.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €114.00
.pe Sale	^€ 65.⁰⁰ ^*	^€103.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €65.00
.li Sale	^€ 20.⁰⁰ ^*	^€20.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €20.00
.sg Sale	^€ 35.⁰⁰ ^*	^€35.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €35.00
.ae Sale	^€ 65.⁸⁰ ^*	^€65.⁸⁰ Renewal Price €65.80
.bg Sale	^€ 60.⁰⁰ ^*	^€60.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €60.00
.ie Sale	^€ 20.⁰⁰ ^*	^€20.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €20.00
.ro Sale	^€ 35.⁰⁰ ^*	^€35.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €35.00
.qa Sale	^€ 57.⁴⁰ ^*	^€57.⁴⁰ Renewal Price €57.40
.kr Sale	^€ 50.⁰⁰ ^*	^€50.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €50.00
.hk Sale	^€ 25.⁰⁰ ^*	^€25.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €25.00
.ru Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.pl Sale	^€ 16.⁰⁰ ^*	^€16.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €16.00
.ph Sale	^€ 60.⁰⁰ ^*	^€60.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €60.00
.vn Sale	^€ 60.⁰⁰ ^*	^€60.⁰⁰ Renewal Price €60.00

*ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) charges a mandatory annual fee of 0.18€ for each domain registration, renewal or transfer. This is included to the listed price.

+ Show More - Show Less

Most frequently asked questions

Are gTLD names available for registration on a global basis?
Yes, these domains are available for registration by Internet users across the globe; also, ICANN-accredited registrars are located in countries around the world.

View a list of Domain Name Registrars
What is a nameserver?
Nameservers are the Internet's equivalent to phone books. A nameserver maintains a directory of domain names that match certain IP addresses (computers). The information from all the nameservers across the Internet is gathered in a central registry.

Nameservers make it possible for visitors to access your website using a familiar domain name, instead of having to remember a series of numbers.
Are .com domains better for search engine optimization (SEO)?
No. All domain extensions are considered equal in the eyes of Google. There is no automatic preference given to a .com domain.

Where you do need to be careful, however, is to not register an alternate domain if the .com is taken by a large company. This can hurt your search results and also open you up to a potential trademark battle.
Should I buy multiple extensions for the same domain?
Yes. Registering a domain extension reserves it so that no one else can use it. So if you've got mydomain.com, you might be wise to also register mydomain.net and mydomain.org(and redirect them back to your correct site) in order to avoid confusion and keep your visitors coming to your site.
How do I verify that my domain is eligible for transfer?
Before purchasing the transfer of any gTLD (e.g., .COM / .NET / .ORG / .BIZ / .INFO etc.) or a new gTLD (e.g. .CLUB / .CLOUD / .TRADE / .TOP etc.), make sure that your domain meets the following conditions:

1. Your domain was registered or transferred at least 60 days ago;
2. The domain is unlocked at the current registrar (its Whois status should be OK or Active);
3. Your domain shows a valid and accessible Admin email address in Whois (we will send the Transfer Approval email there);

We recommend disabling any type of Whois privacy protection / private registration for your domain in order to avoid possible delays with the approval email delivery and possible transfer failure due to enabled privacy.

4. Request an up-to-date Auth/EPP code for the domain at the current registrar.

These conditions apply to the following ccTLDs: .PE / .COM.PE / .NET.PE / .ORG.PE / .US / .CO / .TV / .ME / .IN / .CC / .IO / .CA.

If all criteria are met, you should be able to successfully complete the transfer.

Still, some ccTLDs (.ES and .UK) have additional transfer requirements and/or exclude some points from the list above.
What is DNSSEC?
Understanding DNSSEC first requires basic knowledge of how the DNS system works.

The DNS is used to translate domain names (like example.com) into numeric Internet addresses (like 198.161.0.1).

Although this address system is very efficient for computers to read and process the data, it is extremely difficult for people to remember. Let’s say that every time when you need to check a website, you should remember the IP address of the machine where it is located. People often call the DNS system the “phone book of the Internet”.

To solve this problem, a numeric IP address was attached to every domain name. The website addresses we know are actually domain names.

Domain name information is stored and accessed on special servers, known as domain name servers, that convert domain names into IP addresses and vice versa.

The top level of the DNS resides in the root zone where all IP addresses and domain names are kept in databases and sorted by top-level domain name, such as .com, .net, .org, etc.

When the DNS was first implemented, it was not secured, and soon after being put into use, several vulnerabilities were discovered. As a result, a security system was developed in the form of extensions that could be added to the existing DNS protocols.

Domain name system security extensions (DNSSEC) are a set of protocols that add a layer of security to the domain name system (DNS) lookup and exchange processes, which have become integral in accessing websites through the Internet.

Let’s see how this security can be implemented.

How DNSSEC Works

In general, DNSSEC is aimed at strengthening trust in the Internet by helping to protect users from redirection to fraudulent websites and unintended addresses. In such a way, malicious activities like cache poisoning, pharming, and man-in-the-middle attacks can be prevented.

The original purpose of DNSSEC was to protect Internet clients from counterfeit DNS data by verifying digital signatures embedded in the data.

When a visitor enters the domain name in a browser, the resolver verifies the digital signature.

If the digital signatures in the data match those that are stored in the master DNS servers, then the data is allowed to access the client computer making the request.

The DNSSEC digital signature ensures that you're communicating with the site or Internet location you intended to visit.

DNSSEC uses a system of public keys and digital signatures to verify data. It simply adds new records to DNS alongside existing records. These new record types, such as RRSIG and DNSKEY, can be retrieved in the same way as common records such as A, CNAME and MX.

These new records are used to digitally “sign” a domain, using a method known as public key cryptography.

A signed nameserver has a public and private key for each zone. When someone makes a request, it sends information signed with its private key; the recipient then unlocks it with the public key. If a third party tries to send untrustworthy information, it won’t unlock properly with the public key, so the recipient will know the information is bogus.

Note that DNSSEC does not provide data confidentiality because it does not include encryption algorithms. It only carries the keys required to authenticate DNS data as genuine or genuinely not available.

Also, DNSSEC does not protect against DDoS Attacks.

Keys used by DNSSEC

There are two types of keys that are used by DNSSEC:

· The zone signing key (ZSK) - is used to sign and validate the individual record sets within the zone.
· The key signing key (KSK) - is used to sign the DNSKEY records in the zone.

Both of these keys are stored as ‘DNSKEY’ records in the zone file.

Viewing the DS record

The DS record stands for Delegation Signer, and it contains a unique string of your public key as well as metadata about the key, such as what algorithm it uses.

Each DS record consists of four fields: KeyTag, Algorithm, DigestType and Digest and it looks like the following:

We can break up different components of the DS record to see what information each part holds:
- Example.com. - domain name that the DS is for.
- 3600 - TTL, the time that the record may remain in cache.
- IN stands for internet.
- 2371 - Key Tag, ID of the key.
- 13 - algorithm type. Each allowed algorithm in DNSSEC has a specified number. Algorithm 13 is ECDSA with a P-256 curve using SHA-256.
- 2 - Digest Type, or the hash function that was used to generate the digest from the public key.
- The long string at the end is the Digest, or the hash of the public key.
All DS records must comply with RFC 3658.