Dot PARTY Pricing

TLD 1 Year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 6 years 7 years 8 years 9 years 10 years
Sole .PARTY registration $29.00 $58.00 $87.00 $116.00 $145.00 $174.00 $203.00 $232.00 $261.00 $290.00

TLD Details

TLD Registrar-Lock Transfers Edit WHOIS ID Protect Registration Period
.PARTY yes yes (EPP) yes yes 1-10 years

.PARTY Domain Names Registration

Nowadays, with the countless domain names registered online, it is difficult to obtain the exact domain name that you'd like. Still, most of the domain names are restricted to only several generic domain name extensions, such as .COM or .NET. If you are interested in a domain name extension which will make your domain name more exclusive, that will make it stand out from the crowd, then .PARTY is an excellent choice. The .PARTY TLD is just becoming more popular, therefore there are plenty of attractive domain names still available. You can get not only a domain name that fits the name of your organization, but also a domain name that matches your website's specialized niche.

With Top Hat Hosting you could purchase a .PARTY domain name for just $29.00 per year.

.PARTY Domain Names with Top Hat Hosting

The Domain Manager interface designed by Top Hat Hosting is an ideal home for your new .PARTY domain name. It's both fully featured as well as easy-to-navigate, so that it can be used by both power users and hosting newbies. You will have instant access to crucial DNS settings and, with just a single click, it is possible to set up an URL redirection. The Domain Manager furthermore enables you to take care of a variety of domains at once easily. As a bonus, if you are searching to expand your worldwide web presence, you are able to take advantage of our unlimited domain name parking option.

If you have a hosting account with Top Hat Hosting, it is possible to control both your web sites along with your domains from the same Control Panel - the Web Hosting Control Panel. There's no need to move between separate web site management and domain name management interfaces anymore.