Domain registration

Registration is automatic and runs around the clock: once the owner details are entered and the order is paid, it usually goes through in a few minutes. In some extensions the registry checks the owner details separately, and then it takes longer.

To you. When you place the order, the client area asks for the owner details, and those are what go to the registry. Host4Biz acts as the registrar, not as the owner of the name.

The first-year price and the renewal price are two different registry prices, and in some extensions the first year is cheaper. That is why both prices stand side by side in the table: next year’s amount should not come as a surprise.

No, a domain can be held on its own. Host4Biz DNS servers are connected to it at no charge, and hosting, email and an SSL certificate can be added later.

The transfer code (authinfo or EPP) from the current registrar, and the transfer lock removed. The registry sends the confirmation to the domain administrator’s mailbox, so it has to be reachable. A transfer does not change the DNS records, and the site and the email keep working.

Both are Polish and both are run by NASK. A .pl name is shorter and reads as the main one; .com.pl is usually taken when the name you want is already registered in .pl. Registration costs the same in both, and renewal of .com.pl is cheaper.

Prices on the site are shown in dollars, and the currency switch in the header converts them at the current rate. The final amount and the available payment methods are shown by the client area when you place the order.

Yes, the name can be entered in Cyrillic or with Polish diacritics. The check converts it to punycode itself, the form in which registries store such names: mójsklep becomes xn--mjsklep-l0a. You see the familiar spelling in the results, while the client area and the registry record the domain in punycode, and that is not an error. Whether a particular extension supports such names is decided by its registry, and the check will show it.