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Your own name. A world to create.

A domain is your address on the internet. Use it for a website, email or to keep your project’s name. You can buy it without hosting.

Start with a search. The holder must provide accurate contact details. Your order shows the first-year total and renewal price.

Choose .fr for a presence in France, .com for an international audience or .net for connected services. The right choice depends on your identity and audience.

How does it work?

  1. Search your name and check the exact spelling.
  2. Review the total and renewal price, then provide holder details.
  3. After validation and payment, follow registration in your account.
View total and renewal prices
.frFeatured

For your projects in France.

€9.99for the first year
Renewal : €14.99 / year
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.com

The international classic.

Pricing coming soon
Renewal : —
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.net

For ideas that connect.

Pricing coming soon
Renewal : —
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FAQ

Good questions. Clear answers.

A few things to know before you get started.

How do I register a domain?+

Search for a name, check its price and provide the holder’s details. Once validated and paid, the request is submitted to the registry. Searching alone does not reserve a name.

Who can register a .fr domain?+

Individuals residing and organizations established in the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland may qualify. Eligibility depends on residence or establishment, not nationality alone.

Do I need website hosting?+

No. Buy a domain on its own, connect an existing website or purchase a mailbox separately.

What does renewal cost?+

.fr renewal costs €14.99 for one year. First registration costs €9.99 for one year. All displayed amounts are total prices.

Can I keep my nameservers?+

Yes. A transfer should not move your website or email. Nameservers and DNSSEC are preserved unless you request and approve a separate change.

Can I use accented characters?+

.fr supports permitted international characters. Always confirm the exact spelling and technical form before ordering.