Domain extensions and domain name prices.

A TLD is the top-level ending in the domain name system: .com in example.com and .tr in example.com.tr. In everyday usage, .com.tr is also called a domain extension. The name and extension form the complete address; the same name can be registered independently under different extensions.

Consider .com for a broad or international audience and .com.tr for a brand focused on Türkiye. Weigh your audience’s expectations, name availability and renewal costs together. If you register both, choose a primary address and redirect the other to it. Registering one does not automatically give you the other.

.net is often associated with technology and networks, while .org is associated with communities and organizations. These associations do not verify an applicant’s industry, legal status or trustworthiness. In particular, do not treat a .org address as proof of nonprofit status. Domain availability and applicable registration conditions must still be checked.

Consider a short alternative that preserves your brand clearly or another extension that suits your audience. Compare memorable options rather than adding long phrases or confusing spellings. Avoid names intended to trade on another brand’s recognition. A website failing to load does not mean its domain is available to register.

Sort DomainQ’s price table by registration rate and compare the renewal column too. Select three extensions side by side to see an estimated three-year budget at current rates where applicable. Term requirements, taxes, premium pricing and extra services affect the total. Review availability and the final price for your exact domain in the customer panel.

At DomainQ, registration secures a new domain, renewal extends an existing registration, and transfer moves management of a domain from another provider to us. The table shows a separate rate for each action. Some extensions include a term extension on transfer while others do not; review your domain’s conditions before transferring.

The table lists DomainQ’s standard extension rates. Names classified as premium by the registry may have different registration and renewal prices; search for the exact name and review its price in the customer panel. Buying an already registered name from its owner is a separate transaction. Ask our team about special pricing.

DomainQ domain prices shown here exclude VAT. We provide free Premium Anycast DNS and domain forwarding, with free privacy during registration and renewal for supported extensions. You can try SiteQ free for 15 days with your domain. Choose a separate package for hosting and mailboxes; domain registration does not create those services automatically. Review the tax-inclusive total and selected package scope in the order summary before payment.

Apply to register .com.tr, .net.tr and .org.tr with DomainQ under TRABİS’s document-free allocation rules. Eligible names are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserved or restricted names and special cases have different conditions; ask our team before applying. Document-free registration still requires registrant and contact details.

No. example.tr is registered directly under .tr, while example.com.tr is registered under .com.tr; they are separate addresses. Owning one does not mean you own the other. Availability and applicable conditions are assessed separately for direct .tr and .com.tr registrations. Do not assume the price of one extension applies to the other.

Conditions vary by country extension. Review local-connection, address, establishment and document requirements on DomainQ’s extension pages. Ask our team which conditions apply to your application; a price-list entry does not mean every applicant can register without restrictions.

These extensions are included in the HSTS preload list, so supporting browsers use HTTPS for web connections. You therefore need a valid TLS/SSL certificate and the correct server configuration when launching a website. Do not assume that domain registration automatically includes a certificate or hosting service; check their scope separately.

A generic extension does not gain an inherent ranking advantage solely from its name or type. For example, using .store does not automatically put a shop higher in search results. Useful content, an accessible technical structure and clear pages matter. Choose an extension for its fit with your brand and audience rather than a promise of rankings.

Google uses many country-code extensions as a signal of association with a specific country. However, it treats some, including .ai, .io and .co, as generic for geographical targeting. A country-code extension alone does not guarantee local rankings; content language, relevance to the audience and other site signals also matter.

Registering multiple domains does not generate search traffic on its own. Alternative extensions may support brand consistency or help serve different markets. Instead of duplicating the same content across many addresses, choose a primary address and plan appropriate redirects. If you build separate websites, each should have a clear purpose and offer users distinct value.

You cannot directly change the extension of an existing registration; the new address is registered separately and a site move is planned. Page-level redirects, internal links, email, DNS and search engine notifications need to be handled together. A move can affect search visibility. Plan a controlled transition and monitoring period before retiring the old address.