Domain Registration and Transfer

Enter the name you want (without the extension) in the search form on this page. Its status is checked across dozens of popular extensions at once, and for every available extension the one-year registration price is shown too.

If your audience is in Iran and you want your business's national identity to be clear, .ir is a common choice and costs less to renew. If you have an international audience or want your domain to be independent of local regulations, .com is the safer choice. Many businesses register both and redirect one to the other.

For international extensions, usually less than a minute after payment. Once registered, the domain appears in your client panel right away and you can set up its DNS records. Full propagation of DNS changes across the internet can take up to a few hours.

The simplest way is to create an A record named @ pointing to your server's IP, and another A record named www pointing to the same IP. You can do this in DNS management in your client panel. A step-by-step guide is available in the articles section.

Yes. To transfer, the domain must not be locked at its current registrar, you need its transfer code (EPP or Auth Code), and at least 60 days must have passed since its registration or previous transfer. A transfer adds one year to the domain's registration.

After the expiry date the domain enters a grace period and the website and email on it stop working. You can still renew during this period. Once the grace period ends, the domain is released and anyone else can register it. You receive a renewal reminder before expiry.

A nameserver determines which server answers DNS queries about your domain. If you want to manage records in the Rapido panel, set our dedicated nameservers. If you use another service such as a CDN, enter that service's nameservers instead.