Check whether the .com.tr name you want is available. Review registration prices, allocation without supporting certificates and the rules of Türkiye’s .tr domain system.
Enter the full domain: yourbrand.com.tr. Availability checks and registration continue in the customer panel.
Standard registration, renewal and transfer rates.
| Transaction | Term | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Registration For available domains at standard registration prices. Search .com.tr |
First year / standard registration | ₺125.00 |
| Renewal To extend the term of your existing registration. Go to customer panel |
One-year renewal | ₺125.00 |
| Transfer To move an existing domain; check eligibility and term conditions. Read the transfer guide |
Transfer transaction fee | Free |
Prices exclude VAT. Standard rates are shown; premium or registered domains offered for sale may have different prices. Check the term, transaction conditions and final total in the order summary.
USD and EUR amounts are approximate comparison values. Check the applicable transaction currency and total in the customer panel.
1 registration + 2 annual renewals
A planning estimate, not a three-year package or fixed-price commitment. Transfer, VAT and additional services are excluded. Future rates may change.
.com.tr belongs to Türkiye’s .tr country-code domain structure. In brand.com.tr, brand is the third-level name you choose. Companies and individuals can apply for eligible names without a supporting certificate.
BTK manages Türkiye’s .tr domain; TRABİS is the central registration system. Allocation of .com.tr names without supporting certificates began on 14 September 2022. Applications follow this system’s allocation rules.
IANA lists .tr as the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Türkiye.
Official sourcecom sits beneath .tr, and your chosen brand name comes before it. .com.tr is a different namespace from the standalone .com extension.
Official sourceIANA identifies the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK) as the .tr manager.
Official sourceOperated by BTK, this system manages the central .tr database and domain applications.
Official sourceThis is when .com.tr allocation without supporting certificates began; it is not the extension’s original creation date.
Official sourcePriority follows the time an application reaches TRABİS. Separate rules apply to prohibited and restricted names.
Official sourceA .com.tr can be used for a company website, proposals and business communication aimed at customers in Türkiye. If your legal company name and brand differ, search for the name customers know and check existing trademark rights before choosing it.
A store selling to Türkiye or a service business covering particular regions can use .com.tr. Before adding a city or product name, consider whether your delivery area or range of services is likely to change.
A separate .com.tr can provide Türkiye-specific products, prices and service information alongside a main .com site. You can redirect it to the existing site if you do not plan local content. For a separate site, plan language options, content updates and maintenance as well.
These three addresses are registered separately. Your choice depends on the site’s audience and which name is available.
example.com.tr belongs to Türkiye’s domain structure and can be used for a site aimed at Türkiye. The extension does not verify a business’s reliability or official status; a general application does not require a company or trademark certificate.
example.com is not tied to a particular country. It can be used for a site serving several markets under the same brand. A .com.tr address can accompany it for Türkiye-specific content; availability and prices are separate for each address.
example.tr has no com part. It is an independent domain and does not automatically redirect to example.com.tr. Owning the matching .com.tr does not automatically give you the .tr address; availability and registration conditions must be checked separately.
A general application does not require a company or trademark certificate. The name must be eligible for allocation, and the applicant’s identity and contact details must be accurate.
The limit applies to the brand part of brand.com.tr; the .com.tr suffix is not included in this count.
Official sourceA name cannot start or end with a hyphen, and its third and fourth characters cannot both be hyphens.
Official sourceThis is the range permitted by TRABİS. Check the terms offered at checkout and the applicable renewal conditions.
Official sourcebrand.com.tr and brand.tr are different names. Registering one does not automatically allocate the other.
Official sourceRegistration without supporting certificates does not make every name available. Prohibited names cannot be registered, and restricted names may have additional conditions. For general allocation, priority follows the time an application reaches TRABİS.
Enter the requested details of the person or organisation that will use the domain accurately. Account access for a company domain should remain with the organisation rather than solely in an employee’s personal email account. Allocation without a certificate is not anonymous registration.
A search does not reserve a name. Someone else may register it between your search and application. Confirm that registration has completed before using the address in printed materials, advertising or a launch.
The allocation term per transaction is 1–5 years; check the options offered at checkout. Renew before expiry to keep using the name and maintain the contact details used for notices. Do not assume the name can be registered again immediately after expiry; check its current status with your provider.
Search for your name, complete registration and connect your DNS.
Check whether your chosen address is available. A search does not reserve a domain, so prepare useful alternatives too.
Review the registrant details, term and total price in the customer panel. Keep a current contact address for renewal notifications.
Connect your domain to your website and email using the appropriate DNS records. Follow the setup instructions from your hosting or website builder service.
In brand.com.tr, .tr is the country-code top level, com is the second level beneath it, and brand is your chosen third-level name. A .com.tr registration therefore follows the rules of the .tr system.
Names on the prohibited list (TAKAL) cannot be registered. The restricted list (TAKIL) covers certain names of public significance, city names and terms that could be used to mislead. Additional checks or conditions may apply to these names; a search showing availability alone does not establish a right to register them.
Certificates, individual applications, prices, extension choice and domain management.
The general .com.tr allocation process does not require a supporting certificate. Prohibited names cannot be registered; restricted names may have additional requirements. You must still supply the registrant information requested during the application.
The general process without supporting certificates also allows individual applications. The chosen name must be eligible and applicant details must be accurate. Check that your intended name will not conflict with another person's or organisation's rights.
Review registration, renewal and transfer fees separately. A low first-year price may not apply to later renewals. For example, you can estimate three years of use by adding one year of registration to two years of renewal at current prices; this does not lock in future fees. Check the order total for your selected term, taxes and extra services.
example.com.tr and example.tr are independent domains. A direct .tr address does not contain the com part. Registering one does not automatically give you rights to the other; availability and transaction requirements are assessed separately.
A site for customers in Türkiye can use .com.tr, while a site serving several markets can use .com. If you register both, choose a primary address. You can redirect the other to the main site or use it separately for Türkiye-specific products, prices and service content.
No. The .tr country code can provide a geographic signal for Türkiye, but it does not guarantee rankings. Useful Turkish pages that answer the audience’s questions, crawlable content and a clear site structure are also needed.
TRABİS permits an allocation of at least one and no more than five years in one transaction. Review the term options available at checkout. Keep track of the expiry and renewal dates if you want to continue using the name.
Not necessarily. The name may be used for email, redirected or waiting for a website to launch. A page failing to load does not tell you whether the domain is registered. Check its availability through a domain search.
No. You need hosting or a site builder for your website and an email service for mailboxes. After registration, connect the domain to your chosen services and check the website and email DNS records separately.
You can use the .com.tr transfer process to change providers. Check the current .tr transaction requirements and your domain’s status with the existing and new providers; do not assume .com transfer rules apply in the same way. Website files, email mailboxes and DNS service need separate attention.
The country-code top-level domain is .tr. .com.tr is a structure beneath .tr; in a registration such as brand.com.tr, your chosen brand name sits at the third level. Having com in the name does not make it part of the standalone .com extension.
TRABİS rules allow 2–63 characters in the name before .com.tr. Letters a–z, digits 0–9 and hyphens are permitted. The name cannot start or end with a hyphen, and its third and fourth characters cannot both be hyphens. The .com.tr suffix is excluded from this length count.
No. TRABİS is the central .tr domain system operated by BTK. Registrars act as intermediaries for domain applications, allocation, renewal and cancellation. The .tr manager, the registration system and the provider serving you have different roles.
Buying a domain alone does not enable DNSSEC. DNSSEC uses digital signatures to help verify the origin and integrity of DNS responses. Activation requires compatible signing and chain-of-trust settings to be supported and configured across your DNS service and domain provider.
Consult the official sources for extension and allocation information. Check your provider's current transaction conditions as well.
