What is a .info domain?
.info was launched in 2001 as the first new generic top-level domain after the originals and is intended for informational websites, although it is open to any use.
The word explains itself in any language, which makes it a clear fit for knowledge bases and reference content. It is inexpensive, unrestricted and widely available.
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.info was launched in 2001 as the first new generic top-level domain after the originals and is intended for informational websites, although it is open to any use.
Resource sites, guides, documentation, product information pages, local directories and organisations that publish reference material rather than sell directly.
The word explains itself in any language, which makes it a clear fit for knowledge bases and reference content. It is inexpensive, unrestricted and widely available.
| Registration | £15.00 per year |
| Transfer in | £15.00 |
| Renewal | £17.00 per year |
| Registration period | 1 to 10 years |
| Privacy protection | Available |
| Eligibility | None |
| Internationalised names (IDN) | Yes |
| DNSSEC | Yes |
You remain the registrant. We handle setup and renewals without locking the domain away from you.
Registration, transfer and renewal prices are listed before you buy, not discovered at renewal time.
DNS, email records and website pointing are configured by the same team that registers the domain.
Domains, hosting and email sit in one client portal with one support contact.
Use the business or product name so the address is recognised immediately.
Names under three words are easier to say, type and remember.
Skip hyphens, numbers and unusual spellings unless they are part of the brand.
Choose the ending that matches where customers are and what they expect.
Look for existing trade marks and social handles before committing.
Good names are registered quickly; secure it as soon as the decision is made.
A .
.org details →Customers assume a business has a .
.com details →It is one of the oldest and most familiar endings, it is widely available when the .
.net details →The ending says what the site is for, registration is inexpensive and good names are still available.
.biz details →It is one character shorter than .
.co details →It turns the domain into a statement, short names are still widely available and it is open to anyone.
.space details →Informational and reference websites: guides, documentation, directories, product information and public-interest content. It is open to any use, so some businesses also use it for brand protection.
For informational content, yes. For a primary commercial brand most businesses prefer .com or their country-code domain and use .info for a knowledge base or support site.
No. Anyone can register a .info domain for one to ten years.
The extension is treated as generic by search engines. Well-structured, helpful content is what earns rankings.