.WEBSITE Pricing

TLD 1 Year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 6 years 7 years 8 years 9 years 10 years
Sole .WEBSITE registration $19.00 $38.00 $57.00 $76.00 $95.00 $114.00 $133.00 $152.00 $171.00 $190.00
.WEBSITE with hosting FREE $19.00 $38.00 $57.00 $76.00 $95.00 $114.00 $133.00 $152.00 $171.00

TLD Details

TLD Registrar-Lock Transfers Edit WHOIS ID Protect Registration Period
.WEBSITE yes yes (EPP) yes yes 1-10 years

.WEBSITE Domains Registration

Finding the ideal domain name can often be difficult - by now there are numerous .COM domain name already registered. And you need your domain name to sound attractive, so site visitors could remember it after they visit it once. Furthermore, you want it to communicate the nature of your websites from a single look. Using a .WEBSITE domain name you will be able to get all of that. The .WEBSITE domain extension was introduced for public registration not long ago, which means that you will discover tons of attractive domain names to choose from. Furthermore, it's more appealing and you could create creative combos that will be quickly remembered by all your targeted customers.

With GiantHosts you can purchase a .WEBSITE domain name for only $19.00 per year.

.WEBSITE Domain Name Management with GiantHosts

You've come to the right place in case you are searching for a home for your .WEBSITE domains. Being fully featured and easy-to-work-with at the same time, our Domain Manager instrument will place domain name administration at your fingertips. You will be the sole master of all of the vital DNS and WHOIS controls for your domain. Want to have more than one domain names? No problem! Managing numerous domain names is as easy as pie with our handy tool, it's guaranteed.

Furthermore, if you're a hosting account owner too, then you're already aware of the fact the Domain Manager is actually integrated into our Web Hosting Control Panel, which has a separate site administration area too. Yup! With us, web sites and domains are controlled from the exact same place and users don't need to adjust to new interfaces.