A domain, or domain name in our language, refers to the name of a website on the internet. It consists of fixed and meaningful words used instead of difficult IP addresses.

To publish your website, you first need to have a domain name. Then, by purchasing a hosting account, you can display your site on the internet.

Make sure your domain name consists of keywords that describe your idea, project, or company, and that it is memorable. Avoid long domain names and pay attention to copyright issues.

It is an online system that shows whether the domain name you want to purchase is registered, which extensions are available, and the pricing. You can also see who owns the domain name.

A domain name alone is not sufficient. You need a hosting account for your website content.

For credit card payments, it is automatically active 24/7. For wire transfer payments, it becomes active after payment confirmation.

Documentation is only required for domain names with the .TR extension. Documentation is required for all domain names with the .TR extension, except for those with the following extensions: .com.tr, web.tr, biz.tr, gen.tr, name.tr, and info.tr.

A domain name is a one-time registration service that cannot be canceled. It is recommended that you exercise caution during registration.

Domains purchased according to ICANN rules are locked for the first 60 days. After 60 days, you can transfer them to any company you wish.

You can transfer your domain name instantly and free of charge within our company.

Yes, Whois privacy for domain names registered with our company is completely free. You can activate it via the panel.

Domain names can generally be registered for a maximum of 10 years. This period may vary depending on the domain name extension and ICANN rules.

ICANN stands for Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. It is a non-profit organization involved in domain name management. It distributes the rights to use top-level domain names and deals with technical issues related to the internet.

When your domain name expires, it enters a renewal and redemption period. During this time, you will not be able to access your website. If renewal/redemption is not performed, the domain name may be registered by third parties.