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Domain registration

Find your domain, from $14.99

Claim the name before someone else does. Search the seven Australian and global extensions in one go, and we register it for you.

We check .com.au · .au · .net.au · .org.au · .com · .net · .org

How it works

Domain name registration in three steps

Registering a domain name in Australia should not require an account or a hosting bundle. Here it is a search, a checkout, and an email once the name is live.

  1. Search your name

    Type the name you want and we check all seven extensions in one go, live against the registry, with the yearly price beside each available result.

  2. Pick your extension and term

    Choose the ending that fits and set a term of one to five years. A longer term simply locks the name in for longer.

  3. Check out and we register it

    Pay by card through Stripe. A person reviews the order, lodges the registration, and emails you once the domain is active in your name.

Extensions

Choosing between .com.au, .au and .com

The ending does more work than most people expect. Here is the short version of the seven we sell.

.com.au
The default for Australian business. It tells customers you trade here, and it is the ending most Australians type from habit. If you register one name, make it this one.
.au
The shorter direct form, open to the public since 2022. It stands on its own, and plenty of businesses register it beside their .com.au so nobody else can.
.net.au and .org.au
.net.au suits technical and network services. .org.au is meant for the non-commercial side: clubs, associations, charities and community groups.
.com, .net and .org
The global classics. Register one if you sell beyond Australia, or to keep your brand covered beyond it.
Eligibility

Who can register a .com.au or .au domain?

The .au family is reserved for registrants with an Australian presence, which for most buyers means holding an ABN or ACN. When your cart includes any .au name, checkout asks for that number and for the type of entity registering it: sole trader, company, non-profit and so on. We pass that eligibility declaration to the registry with your registration.

The global endings have no such rule. Anyone can register a .com, .net or .org.

A person reviews every order before it is lodged, so an honest slip in the eligibility details is caught early.

After checkout

What happens after you buy a domain name

Payment is handled by Stripe, and your order reference appears on screen straight away. We then register each domain by hand and email you once it is active.

The name is registered with you as the registrant on record, not us. It stays yours for the full term you paid for, including if another studio ends up building the site that sits on it.

Straight answers

Common questions

Is the listed price per year?

Yes. Every price on this site is a yearly rate in Australian dollars, GST included, and a multi-year term is that rate times the years you choose.

Can I transfer in a domain I already own?

Not yet. This store handles new registrations only, so a name you already hold elsewhere should stay where it is for now.

What is a premium domain?

Registries price some short or sought-after names individually. Those sit outside our standard rates, so checkout asks you to contact us for a quote instead.

Do I need hosting or a website first?

No. A domain stands on its own, and many owners register the name well before they build anything. When you are ready, web design is what Alien Web Design does: see the packages on the main site.