A domain is your website’s address. A good choice is easy to remember and type correctly. Start with your project’s name and write down several short alternatives.
Read the name aloud
Try dictating the address to someone. If you often need to explain letters, numbers or hyphens, consider a simpler alternative. Check whether it resembles another project and whether your audience will understand it.
Match the extension to the project
The extension is the last part of an address, such as .ge or .com. Your choice depends on the audience and purpose. In the catalog, filter extensions by category or search for a particular ending.
Compare registration and renewal separately
The first-year price may differ from the renewal price. Before deciding, check both prices, the registration period and order terms. Some names may have special pricing.
Check the complete address
A listing in the extension catalog does not mean that a particular name is available. Enter the full domain in the search field. Availability may change; consider registration complete only after the order is confirmed.
Open the domain catalog and compare your options.