Find Your Best Domain Name and Create Your Website

A domain name is, simply put, an address on the internet that people can use to access web servers and web pages. Instead of telling people IP addresses to access a certain website, domain names were introduced as it’s easier to tell the descriptive names e.g. xyz.com instead of 38.89.222.321. It's for ease-of-remembrance.

A domain name is your website’s identity. It helps people access your website or your business without having to remember the IP address at which your website is hosted. Choose an easy-to-remember, descriptive and creative domain name and it will never leave your customers’ minds.

Our domain name search is simple and efficient. All you have to do is enter your desired name in the search field and press the enter key. The system will take a few moments to search and afterwards, you will be presented with the list of domain options matching your search pattern!

TLD or top-level domain can be referred to as the last part of a domain name, which comes after the “.”. Some well-known examples of TLDs are: .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .name and .eu. Every TLD serves a different purpose and they should be chosen very wisely. For example, .biz should only be used by businesses and .org only by organizations.

If the domain name isn't brandable, you can try registering it with a different extension. You can also try different variations of the name you desire and maybe you will find an even better one.

Using WHOIS tool, private details of the owner of the domain name are publicly available. However, with Nexahost you can get the an optional privacy protection feature, which will allow you to hide your private details.

.COM domains are universal, but they can’t be termed as better than other extensions. Search engines don’t give them any special treatment. If you are targeting a localized community and want to go with a special domain extension then don’t worry, you can chose any domain extension you want.

A subdomain is a subdivision of a larger domain. For example, "blog.mycompany.com" is a subdomain of "mycompany.com". A subdomain is used to direct a visitor to a specific part of your site that may or may not be linked to your main site.

Once you get a domain name, any failure to keep it registered could cost you your whole online identity. Domain names can only be registered for a year so you will need to keep a tab on your expiry date and renew it at least 2 weeks before expiration. If you lose your domain name, your Registrar will then own it and sell it to the highest bidder.
It’s a good practice to keep all your information registered properly - billing and administrative contacts are updated and email addresses are active. Notifications of renewals and price hikes will be sent to the registered email addresses. Missing out on such emails could put you at a risk of losing your domain name which in turn means losing your brand online, your online presence and the awareness you built.

Yes. Post registering your domain name, you can edit your DNS server information from Orderbox under the ‘Manage Domains’ option. Then select modify Name Server details and enter the new name server details.