.COM DOMAIN NAME -47%
Register for€10.99€21.00 /year*
.COM domain name - Generic
The .COM domain is the most popular and trusted domain extension in the world. As of Q4 2024, there were 364.3 million domain registrations globally, with .COM accounting for 156.3 million, a clear sign of its dominance.
.COM is instantly recognisable, easy to remember, and ideal for businesses, personal brands, and online projects of any size. Whether you're launching a startup or building a blog, a .COM domain offers global credibility, strong SEO potential, and broad availability.
Originally created for commercial use, .COM has become the default for anyone looking to establish a serious online presence. It’s not tied to any country, supported worldwide, and many countries even use second-level domains like .COM.AU, .COM.GR, and .UK.COM to build on its global recognition.
Even with the rise of new extensions like .BIZ, .ONLINE, or .SHOP, .COM remains the gold standard. It consistently ranks as the most memorable and trusted option for users and search engines alike.
Want your brand to stand out? Register your .COM domain name today and join millions of businesses already online.
.COM registry information
| Setup fee | None |
| Annual fee | €10.99 |
| Renewal fee | €21.00 |
| Update fee | Free |
| Trade fee | Free |
| Transfer fee | €21.00 (1 year extension included) |
| Reactivation fee | €25.00 + (Renewal fee) |
| Minimum length | 2 characters |
| Maximum length | 63 characters |
| Numbers | Allowed (full-numeric) |
| Hyphen | Allowed (middle only) |
| IDN | Allowed |
| Minimum subscription period | 1 year |
| Minimum renewal period | 1 year |
| Renewal increment | 1 year |
| Registration delay | 1-3 days |
| Can be renewed at any time | Allowed |
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Features & Requirements
Below are a list of the requirements and features for registering a .COM domain name.
- Domain Privacy Allowed
- IDN Supported
- DNSSEC supported
- Realtime Registration
Conditions
Anyone can register a .COM domain, there are no restrictions based on location or business type. It’s a generic top-level domain (gTLD), ideal for global audiences and recognised worldwide as the most trusted and credible extension online. Key features:
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| Please note: There is no specific measure taken by the registry to hide your personal details from the public. We recommend using our domain privacy feature. |
Every domain includes 3 essentials—free of charge
SSL Certificate
Protect your website and your visitors’ data with secure connections.
Normally €15.99 / year
Free with each domain name
Anycast DNS
Keep your website running fast and reliable for every visitor.
Normally €0.90 / month
Free with each domain name
Branded Email
Create a professional image with an email address linked to your domain.
Normally €1.36 / month
Free with each domain name.COM Facts & Figures
Frequently Asked Questions About .COM Domains
Is .COM a UK domain?
No, .COM is a generic top-level domain (gTLD), not tied to any country. However, it’s frequently used by UK businesses targeting international audiences or when the .CO.UK version isn’t available.
Is it better to have a .COM or .CO.UK domain?
It depends on your audience. Choose .CO.UK if you're focused on UK users and want a strong local identity. Opt for .COM if you’re aiming for global reach or building a brand with broader visibility.
Is it better to have a .COM or .ORG domain?
Use .ORG if you're a nonprofit, charity, or community-focused organisation, as it's seen as more mission-driven. .COM is better suited for businesses, ecommerce, or anyone looking to build a commercial or personal brand.
Why is .COM so popular?
.COM has been the default domain choice since the beginning of the web. Its credibility, familiarity, and global recognition make it the most used and remembered domain extension today.
What if the .COM I want is already taken?
You can try variations of your name, use hyphens or keywords, or consider reaching out to the current owner via WHOIS. Alternatively, explore other trusted extensions like .NET or .IO.