Register your .town domain name
Register or transfer your domain name .town now
About the .town extension
.town is a new domain extension. It is an extension that will help communication and ideas exchange between various web communities. This includes everything from local elections, to graduations, to town hall meetings, religious gatherings, sports teams, primary schools, grocery stores, and even city blue prints.
.town domain names are best suited for municipalities, administrations, companies and other entities looking to associate themselves with the term "town". This extension is both memorable and flexible enough to allow you to register your specific domain easily.
Why choose .town ?
There are no restrictions on the .town domains. Anybody can register them and they can be used for anything.
You can use a .town domain to set up a blog dedicated to upcoming events in your town, or to launch a forum for citizens to discuss the concerns of their community.
Registration, Renewal, Transfer…
All you need to know about the processes !
How do I register a .town domain name ?
$48.00 per year
To register your .town domain name, you must first check the availability of your domain name.
Once it is valid, you can start your procedure via the registration form available on the website.
How do I renew a .town domain name ?
$48.00
Genious Communications informs the customer of the expiration of the domain name thirty (30) days and ten (10) days before the expiration date with an additional reminder five (5) days after the expiration date.
In any case, you can easily renew the domain yourself from your customer area in your personal account.
How do I transfer a .town domain name ?
$48.00
If the Customer wishes to transfer his domain name to another provider, he has to :
First wait sixty (60) days after the registration of the domain name to be able to carry out the transfer.
Finally, disable the Registrar Lock to unlock the domain name.
Retrieve the EPP code from the Client Interface,
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