Just like physical addresses, domains are the web addresses people type into their browsers to navigate to specific online destinations. 

Did you know? You can never really “own” a domain…

When you register a domain name, you’re essentially leasing it for a set period, typically ranging from one to ten years.

During this time, you have exclusive rights to use that domain name for your website, email addresses, and other online services associated with it.

What will it cost?

As mentioned above, generally, prices will range from ten dollars to several hundred dollars per year.

The cost of domain registration varies depending on several factors, including the top-level domain (TLD) you choose (.com, .net, .org, etc.), the registrar you use, the popularity of the domain, and any additional services you may opt for, such as privacy protection or domain forwarding.