$16.14 / transfer
Renewal: $16.14/year
View .com details ↗domain transfer
Transfer your domain. Preserve its connections.
Your domain can move without your business changing its name. Start by checking eligibility, access and the records your website and email rely on.
yourbrand.com Example domainCurrent registrarCheck lock & authorization requirements
Transfer orderConfirm the extension, cost & approvals
After completionVerify nameservers, renewal & contact details
DOMAIN TRANSFER PRICES
Keep your name. Know your cost.
Transfer pricing by extension, with renewal shown alongside it.
$20.57 / transfer
Renewal: $20.57/year
View .net details ↗$14.74 / transfer
Renewal: $14.74/year
View .org details ↗$38.45 / transfer
Renewal: $38.45/year
View .co details ↗Before you move
Check eligibility, access and DNS first.
Check transfer eligibility
Confirm the extension is supported and ask the current registrar about transfer locks, recent registration or transfer dates, and any disputes or restrictions.
Confirm account access
Make sure you can access the domain account and receive required approval messages. Keep registrant details accurate.
Record the connections
Export or record nameservers and DNS records, including website and email settings. A registrar transfer and a hosting migration are different operations.
Your transfer checklist
Follow the transfer from authorization to verification.
Prepare with your current registrar
Confirm eligibility, unlock the domain where required and request an authorization code if that extension uses one. Keep the code private.
Confirm the Let.com order
Verify the exact name, extension, transfer cost and any included renewal term with Let.com. Follow the official approval messages.
Review after completion
Check the registrar status, nameservers, renewal settings, website and email. Keep the previous DNS or hosting service until you have verified what still depends on it.
Many generic top-level domains have 60-day restrictions after registration or a previous transfer, and a change of registrant can also trigger a lock. Exceptions and country-code procedures vary. Review the ICANN transfer FAQ and your registrar’s current rules for your domain.
Will my website move with the domain?
No. Moving the registrar does not automatically copy website files or mailboxes. Plan a website migration separately if you also want to change hosting.
Will transferring cause downtime?
A carefully planned transfer can preserve the existing DNS connections. Check whether the old provider will continue DNS service after the transfer and arrange replacement service first if needed.
How much does a transfer cost?
See the domain pricing table. Some extension rates are not yet published in this preview, so confirm the exact transfer price with the team.
Choose your next step
Review the cost of your domain transfer.
Compare the extension’s transfer and renewal price, then confirm its transfer requirements.