Results as you type. Every price is the CertPing price, shown before checkout.
Register a domain and protect the name behind it.
Search .com, .ai, .io and more with live availability. See the first-year and renewal price before checkout. WHOIS privacy, DNS and transfer lock are included.
CertPing dashboard
Domains, DNS and protection in one dashboard.
Manage renewals, DNS records, WHOIS privacy and transfer lock next to look-alike alerts, email security results and trademark status. Anything that needs action appears first.
Domains for every kind of business.
Drinks brands, watchmakers, software companies and coffee roasters all sell under a name customers look up. Register yours, then watch for the domains and emails that copy it.
fizzbloomdrinks.comDrinks · Look-alike watch on 
brennickwatches.comWatches · Trademark watched 
tallyrook.comSoftware · DMARC set to reject 
osmelleskin.comSkincare · Look-alike watch on 
trevalloshoes.comFootwear · Transfer lock on 
marrowbrook.coffeeCoffee · Email checks passing
Domain security beyond the registrar lock.
A transfer lock protects the domain itself. CertPing also watches what happens around it: domains that imitate yours, email sent in your name, and trademarks that conflict with it.
CertPing checks newly registered domains every day for names that imitate yours, including swapped letters, added words like login or pay, and the same name on another ending. Each alert shows the domain, why it was flagged and its risk level.
Run a free look-alike scanCertPing checks the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records on your domain and shows which pass. When one is missing or too weak, you get the exact DNS record to add, so mail that impersonates you is rejected or sent to spam.
Check my email securityScan USPTO and EUIPO for marks similar to yours and get alerts on new filings. To register your own mark, start an application in CertPing and a trademark attorney is assigned to file it.
Scan trademarks free
New look-alike of example.com
examp1e-pay.com
Letter swap and a payment word
Transfer your domain to CertPing.
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Unlock the domain
At your current registrar, turn off the transfer lock and request the authorization (EPP) code.
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Start the transfer
Enter the domain and the code in CertPing. We copy your DNS records before the move, so your website and email stay online.
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Transfer completes
Most transfers complete in five to seven days once the current registrar approves. The transfer adds one year to the registration.
Included with every domain.
WHOIS privacy
Your name, email address and phone number are redacted from public WHOIS and RDAP records.
Transfer lock
The registrar lock is on by default, so the domain cannot be transferred out without your approval.
DNS hosting
Managed DNS with DNSSEC. Edit A, CNAME, MX and TXT records on the same page as the domain.
Email forwarding
Forward addresses like hello@ and billing@ on your domain to the inbox you already use.
Renewal reminders
Auto-renew with email reminders 30, 7 and 1 day before each renewal date.
TLS certificates
Issue a TLS certificate for any domain you own. Your first certificate is free.
Domain questions, answered.
Something else? Talk to us
How do I register a domain name?
Search for the name you want, choose an available ending such as .com, .io or .ai, and register it. CertPing shows the first-year price and the renewal price before checkout, and WHOIS privacy, DNS and transfer lock are included.
How do I transfer a domain to CertPing?
Unlock the domain at your current registrar, request the authorization (EPP) code, and start the transfer in CertPing. Most transfers complete in five to seven days. The transfer adds one year to the registration.
What is a look-alike domain?
A look-alike domain imitates yours with a swapped letter, an added word like login or pay, or a different ending. Attackers use them for phishing pages and fake invoices. CertPing checks new registrations and alerts you when one matches your domain. The first scan is free.
What are SPF, DKIM and DMARC?
SPF lists the servers allowed to send email for your domain, DKIM signs your messages, and DMARC tells receiving servers what to do with mail that fails those checks. CertPing checks all three and gives you the DNS record to add when one is missing or too weak.
Can CertPing help me register a trademark?
Yes. CertPing scans USPTO and EUIPO for marks similar to yours and watches for new filings. To register a mark, start an application with the mark, the owner and your goods or services, and a trademark attorney is assigned to file it. Scan results are not legal advice.
What does it cost to renew a domain?
Every search shows the CertPing renewal price next to the first-year price. Auto-renew charges the renewal price at that time, and you get reminders before each renewal date.
Your name means something. Keep it yours.
Register a new domain, move one you already own, or check who is imitating your name today.