The domain you want, priced in naira
Search 697 extensions, from .com to .africa. We show the renewal price next to the first-year price — every time, on every screen.
- Extensions available
- 697
- Longest registration term
- 10 years
- To recover an expired .com
- 30 days
- Hidden fees at checkout
- 0
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Three steps, no tutorial
Buying a domain should take a few minutes, not an afternoon of reading support articles.
- 01
Search
Type a name. We check it across every extension we carry and show you what it costs to register — and what it costs to keep.
- 02
Pay in naira
Card, bank transfer or USSD, through Flutterwave. No foreign-currency conversion on your statement, no declined international payment.
- 03
Point it at your host
Pick your host from the list and we fill in the nameservers, or paste the two your host gave you. We confirm it worked.
Built for how domains are actually bought in Nigeria
International registrars price in dollars and decline local cards. Local resellers bury the renewal price. We do neither.
The renewal price, upfront
Renewal shock is the single most common complaint about every registrar. We show what a domain renews at next to what it costs today — on the search results, in the cart, on the receipt.
Naira, and a published FX policy
We convert at a live market rate, cross-checked against two independent sources and published on our pricing page. Your price does not move while you are deciding, and we tell you exactly how we arrived at it.
Reminders that actually reach you
Email alone does not work here. Renewal reminders go out by WhatsApp and SMS too, starting a month before expiry, so a domain never lapses because a message went to spam.
Your domain stays yours
Transfer lock on by default, two-factor authentication on your account, and an authorisation code released within five days whenever you ask — never held over a billing dispute.
How we work out your price
Domains are bought from registries in US dollars and sold to you in naira. Most registrars hide the conversion. Here is ours, in full.
- One published rate
- We convert at a rate of ₦1,327 to the dollar, stated on the pricing page rather than buried in the total.
- It does not move on you
- The rate holds between reviews, so a domain you priced at breakfast costs the same at close of business. When it changes, we say so.
- Locked while you check out
- Once a domain is in your cart the price is held for 30 minutes. If it does change after that, we show you what changed before you pay — never after.
Questions people actually ask
Still stuck? Our support team answers in English and replies to every message.
Find the name before someone else does
Good domains go quickly. Check yours — it takes a few seconds and costs nothing to look.