The cost of a domain is typically set by the registry that owns the extension. For example, Nominet is the wholesaler for .uk and Verisign is the registry for .com. These registries will charge a fee per domain to registrars like 123 Reg, who will adjust their prices accordingly for them to turn a profit.

Country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) like .de and .jp are also subject to currency fluctuations, which can affect their pricing.

Simply enter your ideal web address into the provided search fields above and you will be given a list of suitable matches. Once you’ve decided upon your domain name, select ‘Add to basket’ and then follow the on-screen instructions to complete your purchase.

Since the cost of a domain is set by a third-party registry, we set our renewal prices based on their fees, along with any operational costs. Although renewals are often more costly than registration, with the price varying for each domain extension, we invest these fees back into our products to improve their performance, infrastructure and features.

No, you won’t find any hidden fees or charges when you order a domain name with us. Once you’ve ordered a domain, all you’ll need to pay afterwards is the renewal fee.