Domain extensions you can register privately

Because a private registration is impossible there. The .us registry bans privacy and proxy services, .es requires an identity number and publishes holders, and .cn requires real-name verification with a passport. Selling them would break our rule: no ID and no public personal data. Each has a page explaining its registry rule.

Not with only an email. EURid hides the personal data of individuals, but it accepts only EU/EEA citizens, residents and organisations, and it holds the holder's name and address. Sealname collects one email, nothing else, so it does not sell .eu. The .eu page explains the rule and the alternatives.

Yes. Every extension we sell uses our privacy service, included at no cost: the public record and the registry see our contact, not you. Extensions whose registry needs a name and address, such as .de or .uk, are sold registered in our name only, so the registry sees our company, never you.

Yes, when their rules are confirmed on the registry website. 54 extensions are waiting for that check; we do not sell them until we know a private registration is possible. The privacy index shows their status.

Yes. Every extension has one price for the first year, each renewal and a transfer. The price list and pricing.json give all of them in US dollars, paid in crypto from your balance.

Yes. Type a name without an extension in the search: the client area shows the extensions we sell with their yearly price and availability. A few registries (.io, .co, .me, .eu) confirm availability only when the order is placed.