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A good domain name is the foundation of your online presence. Here you can read what to look out for — and check availability instantly.
Registering a domain name is straightforward. Follow the steps below and secure your name quickly and without any hassle.
Think of a name that suits your brand, business or project. Then choose an extension that matches your audience — such as .nl for the Netherlands or .com for international reach.
Use our domain checker to see instantly whether your desired name is still free. Also check variants and other extensions — that way you protect your name from being used by others.
Order your domain name via our website. After payment your domain is registered immediately and active within minutes. Ordering multiple variants at the same time is no problem.
Enter your desired name and go straight to the availability check.
The extension you choose says something about who you are and who you serve. These are the four most popular extensions among our customers.
The trusted choice for Dutch websites and businesses. Immediately recognisable to a local audience and strong for online visibility.
The most widely used extension worldwide. A logical choice if you want visibility beyond the Netherlands or if your preferred name is already taken under .nl.
The country code for Belgium. Ideal for Belgian businesses and organisations that want to be recognisable and easy to find for their local audience.
The European extension — a strong choice for businesses and projects with a cross-border character or a deliberate European positioning.
A good domain name is short, recognisable and free of confusion. These six tips help you choose a name that works — for your visitors and for search engines.
The shorter and simpler your name, the easier visitors remember and type it. Choose jansblog.nl over jansgreatblog.nl — a short name always works better.
Do not use existing brand names in your domain name. This can cause legal issues and comes across as unprofessional. Check the trade register in advance to avoid any surprises.
Do not replace words with numbers or symbols — such as 4 for "for" or 2 for "to". That makes your name harder to remember and can come across as unprofessional. Simple is always better.
With over 500 extensions available, you have plenty of choice. .nl is the obvious choice for many, but extensions like .shop, .store or .blog can be a good fit for your activity or brand.
Your business name as a domain is logical, but a locally focused name can work well too. A name like dogwalkinginzwijndrecht.com helps people find you faster via search engines.
Choose jansblog.nl over jans-blog.nl. Hyphens and punctuation make a name harder to remember and cause confusion — especially if the version without a hyphen is already registered by someone else.
Before registering a domain name, it is wise to check whether the name is available — as a company name and as a trademark. These four resources will help you do just that.
Check whether your desired name is already registered with the Chamber of Commerce. This helps you avoid choosing a name that is already in use.
Search the Benelux trademark register to check whether your desired name has already been registered as a trademark. This helps you avoid legal issues down the line.
Discover how popular certain search terms are in your industry or region. Useful when choosing between two names and you want to know which fits best.
Looking for inspiration for an original name? Catchtiger generates suggestions based on keywords and helps you find creative combinations that are still available.
Below you will find answers to common questions about choosing and registering a domain name. Can't find yours? We are happy to help.
Not sure about your domain name or which extensions suit you best? Feel free to contact us — we will think along with you and give honest advice.
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