yourname.com.au, registered to you. It's the address clients remember, the one search engines connect to you, and the one that stays yours if you change agencies.
Included in Starter, A$49 a month transfer it out any time, free
This preview builds the names. We check live availability with our registrar when you sign up.
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Registered to youIn your name, with your own ABN. It stays yours if you move.
Connected for youWe point it at your website and card. Nothing to set up.
Live on your namejamesokafor.com.au, on your website and your card.
Your agency profile belongs to your agency. A domain in your name is the one address that's always yours.
Both are Australian, both work for an agent. Many agents register both, so the shorter one points to the other.
The familiar choice for Australian businesses. It needs an Australian presence, usually an ABN, and the name has to exactly match your own name or a business name registered to you.
Shorter, and it only needs an Australian presence. A great alternative if your .com.au is taken, or a second address that protects your name.
The registrant owns the domain. Register with your own ABN and details, not your agency's, if you want it to stay with you when you move.
Connect it from your dashboard instead. We give you two nameservers to set at your current registrar, and we copy your existing records, such as email, across first.
ns1.example-dns.netExamplens2.example-dns.netExampleCopied across firstMost names are ready in minutes. A .com.au can take a little longer for eligibility checks.
Across .com.au, .au and .com, from your dashboard.
We check your ABN for .com.au before you register.
Your website and card go live on your new address.
Who can hold a .com.au under auDA's current rules, which name patterns work for an individual agent, what to avoid, and how to check a name is free.
Your agency profile page belongs to your agency. A domain in your own name is the one address that moves with you for your whole career.
What the difference is, who can register each one, and why the ABN you use decides who owns your domain.
More in the full FAQ.
You do. The domain is registered with your details as the registrant, and you can transfer it to another provider at any time.
Yes, if you meet auDA's eligibility rules. A .com.au needs an Australian presence, usually an ABN, and the name must exactly match your own name or a business name registered to you (or be an acronym of it). We check your ABN before you register.
Yes. Connect it from your dashboard and we give you two nameservers to set at your current registrar. We copy your existing records, such as email, across first.
Try the other ending, add your suburb or use your full name. Your dashboard suggests options as you search.
Domain, website, current and sold listings, and enquiries. Prices include GST, no setup fees.
Claim it before someone else does, and have your site live on it within the hour.
