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What you are buying, what it costs to renew, and what happens in the first hour.
Domains → Register.
The registration, DNS hosted here, WHOIS privacy where the registry allows it, and a certificate on any site you attach it to. There is no separate charge for DNS or for the certificate.
Check the renewal price, not only the first-year price. Some extensions are cheap for a year and dear afterwards; the screen shows both before you buy, because a renewal that surprises you a year later is our fault for not saying.
A new registration usually resolves within minutes, occasionally within an hour for the slower registries. Until it does, a site attached to it serves on its temporary address and the certificate sits pending — that is normal and needs nothing from you.
Registries require real contact details and check some of them. An unverifiable email address gets a domain suspended by the registry, not by us, and getting it back is slow. Use one you read.
Some need a local presence, a company number, or a trademark. The screen tells you before you pay rather than after, and if a registry rejects a registration you are refunded in full.
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