Your domainyourname.com.au, registered to you

Own your name online

The address clients remember and search engines connect to you. Registered in your name, so it moves with you for your whole career.

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Your name, your address

Your agency profile belongs to your agency. A domain in your name is the one address that's always yours.

Registered to you

You are the registrant, so the domain is legally yours. Transfer it to another provider at any time, free.

Eligibility checked first

We check your ABN before you register a .com.au, so you know it will go through before you pay.

Connected automatically

We set up the DNS records and secure HTTPS for you. Your website is live on your domain without touching a setting.

Already have one?

Connect a domain you own from any registrar. We show you exactly which records to add.

.com.au or .au?

A .com.au is the familiar choice for Australian businesses. It needs an Australian presence, usually an ABN, and the name has to match or be closely connected to you or your business.

A .au like yourname.au is shorter and only needs an Australian presence. It's a great alternative if your .com.au is taken, or a second address to protect your name.

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Make sure it's yours

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.

  • Your name as the registrant
  • Your own ABN for .com.au
  • Free transfer out, any time

Domain questions

Who owns the domain?

You do. The domain is registered with your details as the registrant, and you can transfer it to another provider at any time.

Can I get a .com.au?

Yes, if you meet auDA’s eligibility rules. A .com.au needs an Australian presence, usually an ABN, and the name must match or be closely connected to you or your business. We check your ABN before you register.

I already own a domain. Can I use it?

Yes. Connect it from your dashboard and we show you the DNS records to add at your current registrar.

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