Cost
Registrars love to raise renewal fees out of the blue. Transfers to us are free, a year is added to your domain, and renewals stay at the price you see in the table below.
DOMAIN TRANSFER
Move your domain in a few clicks. Transfers are free, we add a year to your registration, and your website and email stay online the whole time.
You have spent years building your site on a domain you bought on a whim. Now you have outgrown your current provider and need better pricing, more features or support that actually answers. But how do you move a domain without disrupting your online presence?
That is exactly what the transfer process is for. It moves your domain to a new registrar while your website and email keep running, and this page walks you through it step by step.
Transfer your domain today
A few of the reasons people move their domains to us:
Registrars love to raise renewal fees out of the blue. Transfers to us are free, a year is added to your domain, and renewals stay at the price you see in the table below.
Not every registrar offers the same tools. Free DNS hosting, WHOIS privacy, email forwarding, auto-renew and transfer locks come with every domain here, at no extra cost.
Tired of tickets that take days? Our engineers answer around the clock by chat, ticket and phone, and will walk you through the EPP code and confirmation email if you get stuck.
Domains scattered across providers are hard to keep track of. Bring them together under one account, one dashboard and one renewal date to simplify management and billing.
If your domain went dark after an outage or a missed renewal notice, that is a sign to move. Our DNS runs on a global network with monitoring and reminders built in.
All prices per year. Renewal and transfer prices are shown so there are no surprises later.
| Extension | Register | Renew | Transfer | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .com | $15.08 | $17.99 | $15.08 | Transfer |
| .ng | $6.49 | $9.99 | $6.49 | Transfer |
| .africa | $6.49 | $12.99 | $6.49 | Transfer |
| .net | $16.19 | $18.99 | $16.19 | Transfer |
| .org | $9.99 | $14.99 | $9.99 | Transfer |
| .biz | $16.19 | $19.99 | $16.19 | Transfer |
| .xyz | $18.99 | $18.99 | $18.99 | Transfer |
| .co | $29.99 | $32.99 | $29.99 | Transfer |
| .io | $45.99 | $49.99 | $45.99 | Transfer |
| .online | $3.99 | $34.99 | $29.99 | Transfer |
| .store | $4.99 | $54.99 | $49.99 | Transfer |
| .site | $2.99 | $32.99 | $29.99 | Transfer |
| .info | $4.99 | $22.99 | $19.99 | Transfer |
| .com.ng | $4.99 | $6.99 | $4.99 | Transfer |
No extension matches that filter.
The transfer itself costs nothing and a full year is added to your existing expiry date. Bring one domain or your whole portfolio; the more you move, the more you save on renewals.
Moving your website and email as well? Our team migrates them end to end at no cost when you add a hosting plan, and switches DNS only when everything is tested, so nothing goes offline.
We not only offer expert support 24/7, but agencies and businesses moving several domains also get a named account manager to plan the move and help you scale.
Checklist
The transfer is the easy part. Five quick checks make sure the domain is secure, renews on time and keeps your website and email running.
Transfer your domain todayOpen My Account and check the domain is listed with its new expiry date. A quick WHOIS lookup should now name Sailexhost as the registrar.
If you are moving DNS to us, recreate your A, CNAME, MX and TXT records first, then switch the nameservers. Changes can take up to 48 hours to reach everyone.
Turn on auto-renew and add a payment method so the domain can never lapse. We still email you before every renewal.
Re-enable the transfer lock so nobody can move the domain without you, and keep WHOIS privacy on to keep your contact details out of the public directory.
Connect a hosting plan or business email, and switch on the free SSL certificate so your site loads securely on the new setup.
The transfer itself is free. You pay for a one-year extension of the domain at the transfer price shown in the price table, which is usually the same as a renewal. That year is added to your existing expiry date, so you lose nothing by moving.
Once you approve the confirmation email, most transfers complete within five days. Many registrars release .com and .net domains within a few hours. Country-code domains such as .ng or .co.uk follow their own registry rules and can be quicker or slower; we keep you updated in your account.
No. A transfer only changes which registrar manages the domain. Your nameservers and DNS records stay as they are, so your website and email keep working. If you want to move DNS to us as well, copy your records first and switch nameservers after the transfer completes.
It is a password that proves you own the domain. Your current provider shows it in the domain settings or emails it to you when you request it. You paste it into our checkout to start the transfer. Codes usually expire after a few weeks, so request it just before you start.
ICANN rules block transfers for 60 days after a new registration, a previous transfer or, at some registrars, a change of owner details. A domain also cannot move while the transfer lock is on, while it is expired, or while it is in dispute. The checker at the top of this page tells you exactly which of these applies.
It is safer to renew it with your current provider first and then transfer. If the domain expires during the transfer, some registries cancel the request and the domain can end up in redemption, which costs extra to recover.
The domain appears in your account with its new expiry date. WHOIS privacy is switched on where the registry allows it, and you can manage DNS, set up email, turn on auto-renew and lock the domain again from the control panel.
Yes, at any time and at no charge. Unlock the domain in your control panel, request the EPP code, and start the transfer at your new provider. We will send a confirmation email and release the domain once you approve it.

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