Search it, buy it, and it points at your website and your inbox on its own. No DNS records to copy out and nobody to wait on.
A .co.uk for a year. It renews at £12.99 as well, which is not something everyone in this market can say.
Bought on your account, it points at your website and your mailboxes on its own.
Transfer a domain you already own and we do not charge for the transfer.
Your name on the registrant record. Take it elsewhere whenever you want.
Endings are sold to registrars at a promotional rate for the first year and a real one after that. Most sites show you the promotion in big type and the renewal in a footnote. Both are in the same table here.
No VAT is charged. Prices cover one year. Premium names carry a price set by the registry rather than by us; if the one you search for is premium, the portal shows you that price before you commit to anything.
None of this is an upsell on a second screen. It is what a domain does when you buy one on a Blinki account.
The dull bit in the middle, where most people give up, is the bit we do.
Type the name. We check every ending at once and show you the first-year and the renewal price side by side.
It goes on your Blinki account with everything else. No separate registrar login to keep track of.
The records that point it at your site and your mailboxes are written for you. There is nothing to copy out.
Reminders at 30, 14 and 7 days, and auto-renew on unless you turn it off.
The website, the inbox and the phone number all hang off the same address. Buy the domain on your Blinki account and the wiring is done before you have gone back to the dashboard.
Two ways to do this, and which one you want depends on whether you would rather keep the registrar you are with.
Change the nameservers where you bought it. It keeps living there, but it serves your Blinki site. Takes minutes and costs nothing.
Take the transfer lock off, get the authorisation code, and hand both to us. For most endings the transfer adds a year to the registration.
Your site and your email keep working through the move. We copy the records across before the switch, not after.
Send us the login or the auth code and UK support does the moving parts. No charge for that either.
None of this is a criticism of any particular registrar. It is a description of what a domain bought on its own tends to cost you in attention.
Neither is our doing, but both cost people money, so they are better said out loud.
A .com is £14.99 for the first year and £17.99 after. A .site is £5.99 and then £29.99. That jump is set by the organisation that runs the ending, not by the registrar selling it to you.
It is fine to take the cheap first year. It is not fine to be surprised by the second one, which is why both numbers are in the table above rather than in a footnote.
Buying a name gets you the address. It does not get you anything at the address. That is what the £24.99 a month covers, and you can build the site for nothing before you decide.
The other way round works too: plenty of people buy the name years before they build anything, just so nobody else has it.
Including the ones about leaving, because a page that will not answer those is hiding something.
£12.99 for the first year, and £12.99 to renew it.
It depends on the ending. A .co.uk, .uk and .net renew at the same price. Some endings, like .com, .info and .site, have a cheaper first year set by the registry. Both numbers are in the table above.
Yes. It is registered in your name as the legal registrant, and you can take it elsewhere whenever you want.
Yes, at any time, and there is no exit fee.
No. The records that point it at your site and your mailboxes are written for you. If you want full control of the DNS records, you have it.
Yes. Either point its nameservers at us and leave it where it is, or transfer it across. We do not charge for the transfer, and UK support will do it for you if you send us the login or the auth code.
We do not charge for the transfer. For most endings it adds a year to the registration.
You get reminders 30, 14 and 7 days before it is due, and auto-renew is on unless you turn it off.
Yes. One login shows every domain you hold with us, all on the same invoice.
Premium names carry a price set by the registry rather than by us. If the one you search for is premium, the portal shows you that price before you commit to anything.
Yes. Mailboxes start at £3 a month, and the mail records that keep you out of spam folders are set for you.
A .co.uk or .uk is usually usable within minutes of payment. Endings like .com go through a different registry and can take a couple of hours to be visible everywhere. Nothing needs doing by you while that happens.
On .com, .net, .org and the other gTLDs, free WhoisGuard privacy is applied, so your details are not in the public record. On .uk names, Nominet lets an individual not trading as a business opt their address out of the public register.
No. The domain is billed separately from the website. Cancel the site and the name is still yours to renew, point elsewhere, or transfer out.
Your website, your inbox and your number all sit behind the same name, on one login and one bill.
