Domain names: register, transfer or connect

Search for a domain name and register it in your CloudWish account, or transfer one you already own. DNS, renewals, email and hosting live in the same place.

.com domains for $14.99 a year. WHOIS privacy where the ending allows it.

Find the name for it

Type the name you want. We show whether it is free and take you to checkout in your account.

.com $14.99 .net $15.99 .org $17.99 .io $50.99 .info $7.99 a year

EndingPer year
.com$14.99
.net$15.99
.org$17.99
.io$50.99
.co$25.99
.dev$14.99
.info$7.99
.me$13.99
.sh$51.99

Three ways to bring a domain

  • Register a new one

    Search, pay and it is yours. It appears in your account next to your email and hosting.

  • Transfer one you own

    Unlock the domain at your current registrar, copy the transfer code, and start the transfer from your account.

  • Keep it where it is

    Leave the domain with your registrar and add a few DNS records. We show each record and check it for you.

A domain that works from day one

A name on its own does nothing. Put it to work in the same account.

  • Business email on it

    Addresses like you@yourbusiness.com, with DKIM, SPF and DMARC set for you. Email features

  • A website on it

    Point it at cPanel hosting and install WordPress in one click, with free SSL. Hosting

  • Apps on a subdomain

    Run n8n at n8n.yourbusiness.com or an AI agent at agent.yourbusiness.com. Browse apps (early access)

Domain questions

Can I keep my domain at my current registrar?

Yes. Add the DNS records we show you in your account, and we check each one before you go live.

How do I transfer a domain to CloudWish?

Unlock the domain at your current registrar and ask for the transfer code (also called an auth or EPP code). Start the transfer from your account and enter the code.

Is WHOIS privacy available?

Yes, where the domain ending allows it.

Which endings can I register?

The endings in the price table above, priced per year.

Do I need a domain for business email?

Yes. Business email uses your own domain. Register one here, or use one you already own. See which DNS records make email work.

Start with email. Add the rest when you need it.