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What is a domain search?
A domain search checks whether the domain name you have in mind is still free to register. Type your business, brand or project name and the result tells you whether the domain is available, already registered or listed as premium. Each result shows the registration and the renewal price side by side.
Your search is never limited to a single extension. If the exact .com match is taken, you can compare relevant alternatives across popular extensions and country-code domains without starting over.
Type a name into the domain checker and see its registration status in seconds.
Every result is labelled clearly: available, already registered or premium — with the registration and renewal price shown before you decide.
If your first choice is taken, the same search suggests relevant alternatives: other extensions, shorter variations and country-code options.
An available domain does not mean the name is free to use as a trademark. Check the relevant trademark databases before you register, or get professional advice.
Your next move
A taken first choice does not mean starting from scratch. A shorter variation, an extension that fits your industry or a country-code domain can suit your brand just as well — and often costs less than the exact name you had in mind.
If the name really matters to your business, run a WHOIS lookup to review the public registration record, or use our domain broker service to find out whether the current owner is open to an offer.
Compare shorter spellings, other generic extensions or a country-code domain that still fits your brand.
A WHOIS lookup can show the registrar, the domain status and the relevant registration dates. The registrant's personal details may be redacted.
Our domain broker service contacts the current owner on your behalf to explore a possible purchase.
Register with confidence
Your domain is a long-term business asset, so the registrar you keep it with matters. Atak Domain combines ICANN accreditation with hands-on experience in both global and country-code registrations — including extensions that require documents, a local contact address or manual review.
We operate under IANA ID 1601 and follow ICANN's registration and transfer policies.
Manage hundreds of global and country-code extensions from one account, including ccTLDs with document or local-presence requirements.
Registration, renewal and transfer prices are listed separately before anything goes into your basket.
DNS, forwarding and transfer controls for every domain in your portfolio, in a single panel.
Talk to a specialist about registration, renewal or transfer, 24/7.
Pick the extension that fits your brand
The right extension tells people what your brand does before they read a single word of your homepage. Whether you are building global recognition, launching a tech product or serving one specific market, there is an extension that fits. For more options, explore the new domain extensions.
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| Category | Extension | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| International business | .com | The most widely recognised extension for brands that operate worldwide. |
| Technology | .io · .tech · .dev | Common picks among software and product teams. |
| AI products | .ai | Immediately associated with AI products and startups. |
| E-commerce | .shop · .store | Signals an online store at first glance. |
| Organisations | .org | The customary choice for associations and non-profits. |
| Local market | ccTLD | A country-code domain for the market you actually serve. |
| Personal brand | .me | A compact option for portfolios and personal sites. |
No extension on its own earns a higher Google ranking. A country-code domain can signal a local market to visitors, but targeting and search performance depend on much broader factors: content, links and site experience.
Not sure which one suits you? Go straight to our most registered extensions.
Compare before you register
A low first-year price does not always mean the lowest long-term cost. Before you register, weigh the registration price, the renewal price, the transfer fee and the minimum term together for every extension you are considering. The figures below come straight from our live price list.
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| Extension | Registration | Renewal | Transfer | Minimum term | Documents | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .com | $6.99 | $17.99 | $10.99 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .co.uk | $11.99 | $21.99 | $0 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .uk | $11.99 | $20.90 | $0 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .us | $11.99 | $14.99 | $12.00 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .net | $14.99 | $16.99 | $15.39 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .org | $8.49 | $16.99 | $14.01 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .info | $4.99 | $29.99 | $29.99 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .shop | $1.99 | $39.92 | $39.92 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .site | $0.99 | $38.99 | $38.99 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .io | $44.99 | $69.99 | $64.99 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
| .ai | $199.90 2 years | $223.99 | $207.99 | 2 years | Not required | Check |
| .dev | $21.99 | $23.99 | $21.99 | 1 year | Not required | Check |
Prices are in US dollars, exclude VAT and are confirmed again at checkout. See current prices for every extension →
The best domain names are easy to remember, easy to type and clearly tied to the brand behind them. However clever a name is, you lose visitors when people cannot pronounce it or spell it correctly.
Registering a domain does not by itself create trademark rights. Where it matters, check the relevant trademark databases or take legal advice.
Shorter names are easier to say, to type and to remember correctly.
Consider the related extensions and close spellings before someone else registers them.
A name that is free today can belong to someone else tomorrow.
Search the exact name and review the relevant trademark databases before you commit.
Steer clear of misheard hyphens and lookalike letters — the name should survive being passed on by word of mouth.
In some extensions the first year is cheap while the renewal is noticeably higher.
Registering a domain takes a couple of minutes, but running through these three points first will save you money and hassle later.
A low first-year price can sit next to a much higher renewal. Always compare domain prices for both the first term and every year after it.
Some extensions ask for documents, a declaration or a local contact address. Read the requirement note on the result card before you register.
Terms run from one to ten years depending on the extension. A longer term removes renewal surprises and the risk of losing the domain because a reminder went unread.
For companies running more than a handful of domains, keeping registration, renewal, DNS and transfer in one panel saves real time. Manage your whole portfolio centrally from your Atak Domain account, with our team on hand when you need them.
Most domains can move once you unlock them at the current registrar and get the authorisation code. See our domain transfer page for step-by-step instructions and the transfer fee for your extension.
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Type the name into the search box at the top of this page and press the search button. We check the exact match and popular alternative extensions at the same time, so you see availability and price side by side before you choose.
Most .com.tr applications go through without documents. For some names covered by Turkey's reserved-name list, a statement of purpose or supporting document can be requested. Check the requirement note on the result card before you register.
.tr is Turkey's general country-code extension and suits both personal and corporate use. .com.tr is the one commercial companies usually pick. Both signal a focus on the Turkish market; the choice depends on your brand and your audience.
Yes. You can use the Atak Domain search tool without creating an account or making a purchase. You only pay if you decide to register an available domain or buy a premium name.
Yes. The domain is registered with the registrant details you provide, subject to the registry's own rules and verification requirements. You manage contact, DNS, renewal and transfer settings from your Atak Domain account.
The price depends on the extension, the term you choose and whether the name is standard or premium. Search results show the first-term registration price, the renewal price and any minimum term before you add anything to your basket.
The registration price covers the first term and sometimes includes a promotional discount. The renewal price is what you pay each following year to keep the domain active. We show both figures on every result so there are no surprises.
If the name is already registered, look at the related extensions and shorter variations shown under the result. You can also review the public WHOIS record — remember, though, that the current owner is under no obligation to sell. If the name really matters to your business, our domain broker service can approach the owner on your behalf.
Yes. Most domains can be transferred once you unlock them at your current registrar and obtain the authorisation code. Visit our domain transfer page for step-by-step instructions and the transfer fee for your extension.
Yes. A domain you register is not tied to any hosting provider. Update the nameservers or DNS records in your account to point the domain at any host or site builder you like.
Registration and Management
Many generic extensions can be registered for up to ten years in total. Some country-code or special extensions apply shorter or fixed terms. The exact terms you can choose appear in the search result and at checkout.
No. The characters in a registered domain name cannot be changed afterwards. To use a different name you register a new domain, then point your website, email service and DNS records at it.
In your Atak Domain panel, open the DNS settings and update the nameservers to point the domain at your hosting account. Just enter the nameservers your hosting provider gave you.
Yes. Our bulk domain search lets you check many names in one go and add up to 50 domains to your basket at once. Run your whole list through in a single pass instead of searching one by one.
When a domain expires, a renewal grace period may start depending on the extension. During that window the standard renewal fee or an extension-specific fee applies. If the domain then enters redemption, a separate recovery fee is charged. Periods and fees vary by extension, so check the current status in your account.
Yes. For most extensions you can pick a multi-year term at checkout, usually up to ten years. The exact ceiling depends on the extension, and some country-code extensions set a fixed minimum or maximum. You will see this on the result card and in the price table.
Most global extensions are registered within minutes of payment. Extensions that need manual registry review or documents take longer; the expected time is shown on that extension's own page.
An expired domain typically moves into a renewal grace period, then redemption, and finally deletion. How long each stage lasts and what recovery options exist depend on the extension; some ccTLDs follow different rules. We send reminder emails before the expiry date.
Extensions and Brand Choices
.com is among the most widely recognised extensions worldwide. .shop and .store say outright that the site is an online store. For businesses focused on the Turkish market, .com.tr or .tr are strong options too.
An available domain does not mean the name is free to use as a trademark. Before registering, check the relevant trademark databases, trade names and existing uses. Where it matters, take legal advice.
A premium domain is priced above the standard registration fee because the registry or the current seller considers the name especially valuable. Some premium domains also renew at a higher rate, so review both the purchase and the renewal price before buying.
Yes. Some country-code extensions ask for supporting documents, a local address or manual registry review before registration completes. Each country's registry sets these rules, and we show them on that extension's page.
Yes. Supported extensions accept internationalised domain names (IDNs) containing characters such as ä, ö, ü, ç or ş. Technically these run as punycode. To protect your brand, consider registering the plain-Latin version alongside the accented one.
TRABIS is Turkey's central registry system for .tr domain names. Since it went live, most .tr extensions can be registered on a first-come, first-served basis without documents — although names on the reserved list may still require a declaration or supporting document.
No. Google does not give a ranking boost simply because a domain ends in .com. The address may feel more familiar to users, but search performance comes down to content quality, relevance, links, technical health and user experience.
A country-code domain (ccTLD) is an extension tied to a specific country or territory — .tr for Turkey or .de for Germany, for example. Some ccTLDs register instantly; others ask for documents or a local contact address, and we show that on the extension's page.
Security and Your Registrar
Look past the headline price and compare a few things: is the renewal price shown next to the first-year price, is WHOIS privacy included or charged separately, which support channels are open and when, how many extensions are offered, and is the registrar ICANN-accredited. It also helps to check whether they offer the hosting, email or SSL you may need later.
WHOIS privacy limits the personal registration data shown publicly, where the extension and its registry rules allow it. Availability varies by extension — check the note shown on your domain's result card.
ICANN coordinates key parts of the global domain name system and accredits the registrars that offer generic domain registrations. Atak Domain is an ICANN-accredited registrar with IANA ID 1601.
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