.TECHNOLOGY
.TECHNOLOGY Domain Registration
The most popular domain name extension, available for $26.49/year
Dot TECHNOLOGY Pricing
TLD | 1 Year | 2 years | 3 years | 4 years | 5 years | 6 years | 7 years | 8 years | 9 years | 10 years |
Sole .TECHNOLOGY registration | $26.49 | $52.98 | $79.47 | $105.96 | $132.45 | $158.94 | $185.43 | $211.92 | $238.41 | $264.90 |
TLD Details
TLD | Registrar-Lock | Transfers | Edit WHOIS | ID Protect | Registration Period |
.TECHNOLOGY | yes | yes (EPP) | yes | yes | 1-10 years |
Registering .TECHNOLOGY Domains
When you want a domain name which can be quickly remembered by prospective customers, and if you're tired of websites with generic .COM and .NET extensions, a .TECHNOLOGY domain name will be the right option for you. It has been introduced not too long ago and you will still find plenty of outstanding domain names that are available, with the name you need to register most probably one of them, too. Also, you can use the .TECHNOLOGY extension to directly communicate the type of your site to your visitors and clients.
With The Hobby Line Internet you could get a .TECHNOLOGY domain name for only $26.49 per year.
.TECHNOLOGY Domain Management with The Hobby Line Internet
If you are looking for a new home for your .TECHNOLOGY domains, the Domain Manager interface we supply is an excellent choice. Being both convenient-to-use and fully featured, it enables you to have full control over all domain management aspects. You can change all of the basic DNS settings with a mouse-click and update the WHOIS info related to all your domain names comfortably. When you have more than one domain names, controlling them from the same location is not only possible, it's in fact a piece of cake.
In addition, if you have a hosting account here, you then know that, besides the Domain Manager itself, our Web Hosting Control Panel includes a website management section as well. This way, it is possible to seamlessly switch between the two, and never have to make use of numerous Control Panels or to get familiar with new interfaces.