Domain registration • 500+ TLDs from $9.99

Check whether the name is available and continue to registration in billing. The starting price applies to selected TLD registrations; renewal, transfer and premium-domain prices may differ.

Internationalised domain names (IDNs) are supported; enter the name in its native script.

Domain registration and management with HSTQ

HSTQ helps you register a new domain, transfer an existing one and connect it to a website, email and hosting without unnecessary technical steps.

Before payment, check the registration, renewal and transfer prices separately, together with registry requirements, the registration term and WHOIS privacy availability.
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Popular domain extensions

.com
from $9.99
.net
from $9.99
.online
from $9.99
.org
from $10.99
.io
from $39.99
.dev
from $14.99

These are starting registration prices. The full TLD list and separate renewal and transfer prices are shown in the cart.

Fast availability check
Global RDAP and DNS lookup. If a domain is taken, view the key available data.
Simple checkout
Continue to billing with the domain in one click. Support is available 24/7 via @hstq_hosting.
Security and DNS
SSL, DNS hosting and website hosting are managed from one HSTQ panel.

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A low first-year price may differ from the renewal price. Before registering, compare later-year costs, transfer and expiry-recovery fees, and any additional registry requirements.

For a production domain, enable auto-renewal, keep contact details current and protect the account with two-factor authentication. DNS and mail records are configured separately.

Check the domain in billing

Domain registration FAQ

Start by choosing an available name and an appropriate TLD. Businesses, landing pages, blogs, online stores and corporate projects usually benefit from a short, clear address that is easy to remember. After registration, the domain can be connected to a website, hosting or email.
A .ru domain is often suitable for a project focused primarily on a Russian-speaking audience. A .com address is usually the clearer choice for an international website, brand or service. The decision should reflect your audience, sales geography and brand positioning.
Yes. An available .com name that is not classified as premium can be registered at the standard price. Price should not be the only factor: the name should fit the brand, read clearly and avoid looking like a random string.
A .com domain is a familiar, broadly recognised address. It works well for international projects, companies, SaaS products, online stores, services and personal brands.
Yes. The same domain can be used for both a website and business email. This is standard practice for employee accounts, support, sales and internal services.
An email domain lets you create business addresses such as [email protected] or [email protected]. Email on your own domain generally looks more professional and trustworthy than an address on a free consumer service.
Yes. One domain can serve both the website and business email. After registration, configure the DNS records required by the website and your chosen email provider.
A good domain is short, readable and clear without unnecessary characters. Avoid difficult transliterations, long phrases and unrelated words that are hard to remember. Consider not only availability, but also how people will type, pronounce and recommend the name.
Yes. A .ru domain can suit services, blogs, catalogues, stores and corporate websites aimed at the Russian-speaking market. If international expansion is planned, check the matching .com name as well.
If the preferred name is taken, try another TLD, adjust the wording, add a relevant business term or develop a stronger brand name. This can produce an available address that is also easier to market.
Domain registration is usually completed quickly. After payment, add the domain to the control panel, configure DNS and connect it to the website or email. Registry verification or special TLD requirements can extend the process.
Yes. Registering the name first is sensible if you have chosen a strong address and do not want to lose it. The website, email and landing pages can be built later.