Well before the expiration date of your domain name, you will receive an email notification. At that time, you have the choice to renew or let your domain name expire.

When you decide to renew your domain name, you retain ownership. If you choose to let your domain name expire, no additional fees will be charged. However, please note that your domain name will again become available for others to register.

Should you accidentally pay late for any reason, don't worry. Most extensions have a quarantine period during which you can still renew the domain name. However, you may have to pay an additional fee.

That is certainly possible! With certain services, you get a .be or .nl domain name absolutely free for the first year. 

You can purchase a domain name for at least 1 year. Multiple years depends on extension to extension.

The process is as follows: first you check if your desired domain name is still available. You do this by entering the domain name in the domain finder on our website. You will then see a list of available and occupied domain names.

Choose the domain names you want to register and complete the order. At that point, the selected domain names will be registered for you immediately and you can use them usually within the hour.

When you enter your current domain name in the search field you will be redirected to a page with the option to transfer your domain name. Please note that you must first request the EPP / transfer code from your current provider. Only then we can successfully transfer your domain name. After your order you may receive an email asking you to confirm the transfer.