A domain name is your website address. Anybody can type it in the browser URL bar to visit your site. Our domain name is spaceship.com.

Registering a domain name for your personal brand or business is a good idea. It gives your website a professional look, makes it easier for people to find you online, and helps build your brand.

Domain extensions, also known as top-level domains (TLDs), are the suffixes at the end of domain names, such as .com, .net, .org, .info, and many others.

It’s easy! Use the search bar above to find your domain name. Type your chosen words and see if they are available. If someone has taken it, it will say ‘unavailable,’ you should try again. If it is available, you’re free to register it.

Try using our WHOIS domain lookup tool to find out who registered the domain you want. Once you’ve found them, try contacting them. You might be able to make them an offer they can’t refuse!

WHOIS is essentially a public directory that lists domain owners and their contact information. ICANN mandates that this information be publicly accessible to ensure online security and the communication of important notifications.

Domain privacy is keeping your information private from the WHOIS directory. Your accurate information is replaced with randomly generated data, keeping it safe from spammers, hackers, and identity thieves.

Yes, domain privacy protection is 100% free with eligible Spaceship domain names, and your personal information will be hidden from potential spammers and marketing companies.

Domain names can typically be registered for a period ranging from one year to up to ten years.

While you cannot change a registered domain name, you can register a new one and set up redirects from your old domain to the new one.