Domain Name Pricing

In case you have a standalone domain name with Host Mates, and yet you also desire to take advantage of our cloud hosting plans, you’ll be able to do this at any given monent with just several simple clicks of the mouse. You will retain your Control Panel and will also be able to manage your domains, web sites and billing transactions from one place.

Also, you’ll be able to take advantage of all the bonuses associated with our cloud hosting packages, including a cost–free domain name registration option.

The Domain Manager is a crucial part of our web hosting Control Panel and includes all the features that you need to manage your domain names. It features a well–designed interface via which you can edit DNS records, modify WHOIS settings, lock your domain or set up sub–domain names with a simple mouse click.

Through the Domain Manager you could even request more services such as Whois Privacy Protection and digital certificates.

The WHOIS information associated with your domain name becomes freely available to everyone after the registration process itself. You’ll be able to elude that by activating an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain name. With it, your own personal or corporate details, including your name, email and street address, will be substituted with fictional info. To order Whois Privacy Protection for your domain name, simply choose the domain and then click on the Whois Privacy Protection button to request the activation of this feature.

This given service is available with the majority of the generic and country–code top–level domain names that we are offering. Check out the TLD information page on our site to find out which domains are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

With the GeoIP location tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to point a particular language version of your site to a certain geographic market. It features an intuitive point & click interface where you don’t have to add any code. Simply insert the place of residence of your future visitors plus the URL that you’d like to open for those visitors.

For example, if you have a German version of your website at de.your–site.com, you will have to type it in the URL field and select Germany as a destination market. In this way, each time a visitor from Germany goes to your website, they’ll see de.your–site.com rather than your–site.com.