Domains
Domain Registration & DNS Setup
The right domain, registered in your name, with DNS and HTTPS configured properly — the boring layer everything else depends on.
From $49 · fixed scope, fixed price · see pricing tiers →
Overview
Domains are cheap and easy to get wrong in ways that surface much later — registered under an agency account you lose access to, renewals attached to an email nobody reads, DNS edited until nobody knows which record does what. Set up properly once, it is the layer you never have to think about again.
Deliverables
What’s Included
Domain selection
Advice on options and extensions, with an availability and obvious-conflict check before you commit.
Registered to you
The domain goes in your name, on your account. This is the single most important detail and the one most often got wrong.
DNS configuration
Records set up correctly for your website and email, and documented so the next person can read them.
HTTPS
Certificates issued and auto-renewing, with traffic forced to the secure version.
Privacy protection
WHOIS privacy enabled so registering a domain does not publish your home address.
Renewal safety
Auto-renew on and tied to an address you actually monitor, so the domain cannot lapse.
How it works
Process
Choose
Options shortlisted and checked for availability and conflicts.
Register
Registered in your name, on your account, with privacy enabled.
Configure
Website and email records published and verified.
Document
A written record of every record and credential handed to you.
Pricing
What It Costs
From $49 plus the registrar’s own fee, which you pay directly so the domain stays yours. Every project gets a fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal before any money changes hands — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
Common questions
Questions
Who owns the domain?
You do. It is registered in your name on your own registrar account, and you hold the login. We never register a client domain under our account, because that is how businesses lose control of their own name.
Can you move a domain I already have?
Yes. We handle the transfer, or leave it where it is and just fix the DNS — whichever is less disruptive. Some registrars lock a domain for 60 days after registration or a previous transfer.
What does it cost to keep?
The registrar charges an annual fee, typically $10 to $20 for a .com, paid by you directly. Our fee is one-off for the setup work.
Do I need HTTPS on a small site?
Yes. Browsers mark sites without it as Not Secure, which costs you trust and conversions, and search engines treat it as a baseline. Certificates are free, so there is no reason to skip it.
More questions? Read the full FAQ →
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Tell us what you need. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price back within 24 hours.