Register
Choose a name that is easy to type, say, email from, and keep as the business grows. Keep the registration in an account the actual owner can recover.
Domains
Register, transfer, renew, and manage DNS alongside your hosting without treating the domain as an afterthought.
Domains
Choose a name that is easy to type, say, email from, and keep as the business grows. Keep the registration in an account the actual owner can recover.
Move an existing domain into your DotMoose account without changing hosting or DNS unnecessarily. A registrar transfer and a nameserver change are separate operations.
Keep expiry dates and renewal billing visible next to the services that depend on the domain, with current account recovery information and renewal notifications.
Manage the records that point websites, mail, verification services, and other hostnames. Small DNS changes can affect multiple systems, so preserve the current values before a migration.
A .CA domain can be a useful Canadian signal, but registration is subject to Canadian Presence Requirements. Choose the registrant category that actually applies to the domain owner.
Use multi-factor authentication where available, protect account recovery, keep registrant details current, and avoid leaving a core business domain in an employee or agency account the business does not control.
Domain decisions
A domain can stay at one registrar while DNS is hosted elsewhere and the website moves to a new server. Understanding those boundaries makes transfers and migrations much safer.
Holds the domain registration, registrant information, transfer state, expiry, and nameserver delegation.
Answers with the A, AAAA, MX, TXT, CNAME and other records used by websites, email, and services.
Runs the website, application, mailbox, or other service the DNS records point toward. It can change without transferring the registration.
Domain & DNS guides
Brand fit, spelling, .CA vs .COM, email addresses, ownership, and common naming mistakes.
DNSWhat delegation changes, what record changes, and why moving a site does not always require moving DNS.
TransferOwnership, locks, authorization, DNS continuity, email, expiry timing, and post-transfer verification.
Search available extensions and register the name to your account.
Contact DotMooseTransfer an existing registration while preserving the DNS and services that should stay in place.
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