Keep the site online
Leave nameservers unchanged until you are ready. The website and mail can stay on the old host during the move.
We support transfers of .com, .net, .org, .co.tz, .co.ke and more. Unlock the name at the current registrar, then start the move here.
In the current registrar panel, turn off the transfer lock and confirm the registrant email works.
Ask for the EPP or authorization code. It is sent to the registrant email.
Search the name on this page, choose Transfer, and enter the code at checkout.
Click the confirmation link. Most endings finish in hours. Some country endings take a few days.
The site can stay on old nameservers until you switch them to this hosting.
Leave nameservers unchanged until you are ready. The website and mail can stay on the old host during the move.
The current registrar gives you an authorization code, sometimes called EPP. Unlock the domain first.
A name registered or transferred in the last 60 days may be locked by the registry. Wait, then start.
When the transfer completes, renewals, DNS and mail sit on this account with hosting.
Unlock the domain at the current registrar, request the authorization code, then start the transfer with the new registrar. The website can stay online if you leave nameservers unchanged until you are ready to point them.
Search the name you want. If it is available, choose Buy Now and complete checkout. The name is then registered to your account. You set DNS so the domain points to your website and mailboxes.
Domains and hosting are billed by the year or the month. Renew before the term ends to keep the name and the site. If a domain is not renewed it can expire and become available to someone else.
Domains
Register .com to sell everywhere, or .co.tz and .co.ke when customers are local. Privacy is included on eligible names.
Domains
Register .com to sell everywhere, or .co.tz and .co.ke when customers are local. Privacy is included on eligible names.
Web hosting
NVMe hosting with WordPress, SSL and a mailbox on one invoice. Priced for your country, not a converted dollar.