Check whether the .com name you want is available. Compare registration, renewal and transfer prices, and review naming and registration rules.
Enter the full domain: yourbrand.com. 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 |
First year / standard registration | ₺149.99 |
| Renewal To extend the term of your existing registration. Go to customer panel |
One-year renewal | ₺399.99 |
| Transfer To move an existing domain; check eligibility and term conditions. Read the transfer guide |
Transfer transaction fee | ₺349.99 |
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 is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) with no link to a particular country. Registration is not limited to companies: online stores, software products, consultants and personal projects can use it too.
Verisign operates the central registry infrastructure for .com. The IANA record identifies the extension’s type, operator and registration date; each technical fact below links to its source.
IANA lists the organisation as “VeriSign Global Registry Services”.
Official sourceIt is not a country-code extension. It can suit different industries and purposes.
Official sourceThe date recorded by IANA for the .com top-level domain.
Official sourceThis is the general registration range. Check the terms available at checkout; the registration period does not fix future renewal prices.
Official source.com has used DNSSEC since March 2011. Check DNS signing and DS record support with your service providers for your own domain.
Official sourceThe definitive protocol for gTLD registration information since 28 January 2025. It lets you look up available registration data and domain status.
Official sourceA .com based on your company name can bring services, team information and customer references together at one address. Keep the spelling consistent across business cards, proposals and customer messages; the domain does not need to reproduce your full legal company name.
If your store sells several product categories, a name tied to one product may be too narrow. Search for a .com based on the store’s brand if you expect to use the same name for new collections or sales in other countries.
You can register a .com using a product name, consulting brand or your own name. If you will publish in several languages, check how the name reads in each language and whether it could be confused with another brand.
Once you find an available name, check its spelling, existing brand use and the same name under other extensions.
Say the name aloud and ask someone hearing it for the first time to write it down. Multiple hyphens, unclear abbreviations and easily confused letters can lead to typing errors. Even a short name needs clear spelling.
A specific product or city name can suggest a narrow scope for your site. A brand name may be more suitable if you expect to add products or serve other regions. Putting search terms next to each other does not provide an SEO advantage on its own.
You can compare the same name under .com.tr for customers in Türkiye or .net for a digital service. Each is a separate registration. If you use several addresses, choose a primary site and either redirect additional addresses to it or use them for different content.
Registration requires an available name that meets the rules, registrant details and a registration term. Renewal, DNS settings and transfers are managed separately after registration.
The technical limit applies to the label before .com. Letters, digits and hyphens are allowed; a hyphen cannot be first or last. Availability and registration restrictions still apply.
Official sourceAccepted local-language characters are converted to an ASCII-compatible form. The 63-character limit applies to that form; check character and provider support separately.
Official sourceObtain the code from your current registration provider. Also check the domain’s transfer lock and eligibility.
Official sourceA domain does not become available as soon as it expires. A domain in the Redemption Grace Period must be restored through its current provider before transfer.
Official sourceThe price of a new registration may differ from later renewal prices. Check the selected term, taxes and any promotional conditions in the order summary. Today’s price does not fix the cost of periods you renew in the future.
Register a company domain using the correct person’s or organisation’s details. Use a reachable contact address and avoid leaving account access solely with an employee’s personal email. Keep these details current for renewal notices.
An availability result does not grant a right to use a brand. Research businesses operating under the same or similar names and resolve uncertainty about trademark rights before registration.
Registration alone does not create a website or mailbox. Choose hosting or a site builder and an email service separately. Configure the DNS records required by each service, and check the website’s HTTPS connection too.
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.
Verisign runs the central registry infrastructure for .com. Name selection, orders and customer account tasks are handled through your chosen domain service provider.
DNSSEC helps verify the source and integrity of DNS data. HTTPS encrypts the connection between a browser and a website. The two serve different purposes.
A new registration or changes to the registrant’s details can lead to a 60-day transfer restriction. Check the current locks and registration status before starting a transfer.
Pricing, availability, transfers, SEO and technical use.
.com is a generic domain extension available to companies and individuals. It can be registered for a company website, online store, software product or personal project, with no requirement to belong to a particular country or industry.
The pricing section on this page shows standard .com registration, renewal and transfer fees separately. Your selected period, taxes and applicable conditions can affect the total. Check the amount in the order summary before completing your purchase.
Compare the first-year fee with the renewal price. For a three-year plan, add one year of registration to two years of renewal; this is an estimate using current prices and does not lock in future renewal fees. Also check extra services, taxes and any promotional conditions.
Consider adding a short, meaningful word to your brand name or choosing another suitable extension. An already registered name cannot be purchased as a new registration at the standard price. A domain may remain registered even if no website loads at that address.
.com is a generic extension, while .com.tr belongs to Türkiye’s .tr domain structure. They are registered separately. You might choose .com for a brand used in several countries or .com.tr for a Türkiye-focused site; registering one does not automatically give you the other.
No. Using .com alone does not give a site a higher Google ranking. Pages need to be crawlable, answer the questions people search for and sit within a clear site structure. Filling a domain name with search terms does not replace that work.
Domains, hosting and email are different services. Unless your selected package explicitly includes them, you need to arrange them separately. You can use the same .com domain for your website and business email once the services and DNS records are configured.
No. A .com is registered for a defined period; the general range is 1–10 years. Check the terms offered at checkout. To keep using the name, renew it before expiry and maintain the contact details used for renewal notices.
You can start the process for an existing .com on the domain transfer page. Eligibility depends on its status, transfer lock and Auth-Code; a 60-day transfer restriction may apply in some cases. Changing provider does not automatically move website files or email mailboxes.
No. Domain registration and trademark registration are separate processes. Consider existing trademark rights when assessing similar names. Seek appropriate professional advice if the name is important to your business and its legal position is unclear.
Verisign is the .com registry operator. IANA lists the organisation as “VeriSign Global Registry Services”. Your registration provider handles your domain orders and account tasks.
Support for DNSSEC at the extension level does not mean your domain is signed automatically. DNS signing and the correct DS record are needed; check your chosen services’ support and setup requirements.
RDAP is the definitive source for current gTLD registration information. Verisign also continues to provide WHOIS in some circumstances. Not all contact details may be publicly available in a lookup result.
.com supports IDNs, with accepted characters converted through Punycode to a DNS-compatible form. Check that your chosen name meets the character rules and that your provider supports IDN registration.
Consult the official sources for extension and allocation information. Check your provider's current transaction conditions as well.
