Check a domain name

Yes, up to twenty. Separate them with spaces or commas. A bare label such as "tarisu" is checked across the extensions we sell; a full name such as "tarisu.com" is checked exactly as typed and appears first in the list.

You can, for the extensions where we hold a registration price, and .tr and .com.tr are both priced in the table on this page. What .tr does not have is a transfer price, because the registry does not run transfers the way the generic extensions do, so that column reads "not offered" rather than showing a figure we could not honour.

No. A domain is sold on its own and sits in your panel with its own renewal date, name servers and transfer lock, so you can point it anywhere. Hosting can be added later on the same account without moving the domain.

The registration is placed once the payment clears. A new name starts resolving as soon as the registry publishes it; if the name already had DNS elsewhere, the change takes as long as the old records were told to be cached for.

If the name carries your brand, holding the .com and your country extension costs one renewal each and settles an argument you would otherwise have later. For a side project, one is enough. We do not upsell the rest of the list for you: the prices are printed so you can decide.