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Domain.com: facts and pricing

Not yet scored

ICANN-accredited registrar. Sourced facts and pricing below; not yet hands-on scored.

Primarily United States

Not yet hands-on tested. We have not run Domain.com through our full review, so we publish no editorial score for it here, only sourced facts and, where available, pricing verified from Domain.com's own pages. See our methodology for how scored reviews are produced.

Accreditation & capabilities

Domain.com is an ICANN-accredited registrar (IANA ID 886). WHOIS privacy: Available as a paid add-on. Two-factor authentication: Two-factor authentication (2FA) supported. Public API: not documented. DNS: Managed DNS with standard records.

Who it suits

Best for
  • Bundled hosting
  • Beginners
Not ideal for
  • Free WHOIS privacy
  • Lowest renewal
  • Developers

Pros and cons

Drawn from Domain.com’s published documentation and our own price reads. We have not hands-on tested Domain.com, so there is no score on this page and nothing here rests on using the account.

Pros
  • Long-established brand, operated by Newfold Digital
  • Bundles with hosting and email
Cons
  • WHOIS privacy is a paid add-on, not included
  • Renewal and add-on pricing runs high

Pricing

We have not yet verified pricing for Domain.com. Compare verified registrars on the TLD price list.

Sources

FAQ

Is Domain.com a good domain registrar?
We have not yet hands-on tested Domain.com, so we do not publish an editorial score for it. This page presents only sourced facts and, where available, pricing verified from Domain.com's own pages. Domain.com is an ICANN-accredited registrar.
Is Domain.com ICANN-accredited?
Yes. Domain.com is listed as an ICANN-accredited registrar (IANA ID 886).
Does Domain.com offer free WHOIS privacy?
Available as a paid add-on
Does Domain.com have an API?
No public registrar API is documented for Domain.com.

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