Fast and Easy Domain Registration

A domain is your online address and digital identity. It gives you a unique presence on the internet, allowing you to create websites and professional email addresses that reflect your brand.

Registering a domain is quick and easy. Once payment is completed, our system processes orders automatically. For .com and most generic domains (.net, .org, .tv, etc.), registration happens within seconds, allowing you to manage your domain immediately from your account.

However, some country-code domains (ccTLDs) like .com.ar, .com.pa, or .com.ve require manual review by the registry, which may take a few days. In all cases, we will notify you as soon as the registration is complete.

After registration, it takes a few hours for the domain to become fully active. This is due to DNS propagation, which can take up to 48 hours, though most domains become active much sooner.

In addition to .comwe offer registration for a wide range of domains, including .net, .org, .online, .io, .tv, .ai, and many more. We also specialize in Latin American domains such as .ar, .cl, .co, .mx, .bo, .pe, and .ec.

Check out our Domain Price List to see all the TLDs we support. If you’re looking for a specific domain that’s not on the list, contact us—we can likely help you with that too!

Has someone already registered a domain name that includes your brand or trademark? If so, you have two options:

1. Buying the domain from the current owner – In some cases, the domain may be for sale. You can check by contacting the owner through the email listed in a WHOIS database or via the contact form on their website. Keep in mind that purchasing a domain from a third party is different from standard domain registration, and prices are often significantly higher.
2. Filing a legal claim - If you own a trademark, trade name, or similar, and someone has registered the domain in bad faith to exploit your reputation, there are legal procedures to recover it. Some, like the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) for .com and .net domains, can be costly and complex, while others, such as the dispute procedure for .ar domains or the domain cancellation request for .cl domains, offer more accessible solutions.

Whenever possible, we recommend registering a .com domain along with any relevant country-specific domains (.mx, .online, .com.ar, .cl, etc.).

.com domains are widely recognized and allow you to reach a global audience. If the .com is unavailable, or if your website is closely tied to a specific country, national domains (e.g., .com.ar or .cl) can be a great alternative. Additionally, domains like .online, .website, .ai, .io, or .shop are excellent choices for building a memorable and trustworthy web presence.

For multinational projects and businesses, securing multiple domain variations is advisable. This helps prevent third parties from registering and using your brand in ways that could conflict with your interests.

When we talk about getting a domain name, we often say we are going to "buy a domain." However, domains cannot actually be purchased outright. In other words, you cannot pay once and own a domain forever.

For most users, "buying a domain" and "registering a domain" mean the same thing—obtaining the right to use a domain.

However, unlike tangible goods like a house or a computer, domains cannot be permanently owned, which is why you can only "register" a domain .

Similar to a trademark, registering a domain name grants the right to use it for a specific period. This period can be extended, usually up to a maximum set by the domain extension (TLD). For example, .com domains can be registered for up to 10 years.

Por otra parte, los profesionales de los nombres de dominio distinguen entre el registro de un dominio y la compra de un dominio. En ese caso, cuando se habla de «compra de dominio» se hace referencia a la adquisición de los derechos de un dominio que ha sido previamente registrado por otra persona.  En este caso, al comprar un dominio acordamos con el titular del mismo el traspaso de sus derechos a cambio de una cantidad acordada por el comprador y el vendedor.

When registering a new domain, the cost is a fixed registration fee. However, when purchasing an existing domain, the price depends on negotiations between the buyer and seller.

A good domain has three key qualities: it is unique, easy to recognize, and easy to remember. To ensure memorability, choose a domain that is simple to pronounce and spell, making it easier for users to recall.