Register a .co.ke Domain From 299.00 KES

A .co.ke address is the commercial choice in Kenya. Unlike the education and government categories, KeNIC does not list it among the categories requiring supporting documents. Enter the correct holder and reachable contact details in the order. For a client’s business, agree who controls the account before registering the name.

Today’s registration quote is 999.00 KES299.00 KESGreat deal. The annual renewal charge is Kshs 1,500.00. An offer can have customer or order eligibility conditions, so review the basket rather than assuming the promotion applies to every purchase. Longer periods have their own totals in the multi-year table.

The address signals a Kenyan identity to visitors, but a suffix does not guarantee search positions. Publish pages that answer real customer questions: the work you do, the places you serve, your costs and contact methods. A usable mobile site and clear business information matter after someone reaches the address.

Yes. Search the spelling while you plan the launch, then register it if available. You can connect the website later. Keep the login and renewal details accessible while the site is being built, and only print the address once the registration is confirmed.

The domain supplies the part after the @ sign. A hosted email service supplies the inbox, storage and sending facilities. Choose business email to create addresses such as [email protected]. The free email product mentioned above is coming soon; a paid domain alone does not activate it.

Yes. Point the website records to your hosting platform and the mail records to your email service. Make the changes wherever the nameservers place DNS management. Keep a copy of the earlier settings and send a test email after an update, especially when moving the website.

KeNIC permits registration and renewal periods from one to five years. Choose an available term in the order. The displayed term table uses current catalogue totals; paying for several years does not include a website or an email subscription. Keep the account contacts current even when the next expiry date is farther away.

Try a distinctive service word, a meaningful location or another ending that suits the business. Search the complete alternative and check it for conflicts before adopting it. Avoid tiny spelling changes that send customers to somebody else. The alternative domain cards lead to published pages for comparing options.

That depends on how you promote the brand. You can register both available spellings and redirect one website address to the other. Each name remains a separate purchase and needs its own renewal. A redirect for website visitors does not make the email addresses interchangeable; configure mail separately.

Use the payment methods offered in the Kenyan checkout, including M-Pesa where shown. Check the domain spelling, registration term and final amount before paying. Keep the invoice reference so support can trace the order if confirmation is delayed. Registration is completed after the order and payment requirements are met.

Request the authorisation or EPP code from your current registrar and submit it with your transfer order. The current quote is Kshs 1,000.00. Preserve the nameservers and DNS records used by the website and mailboxes. A registrar move leaves those services where they are unless you separately migrate them.

Contact the registrar as soon as you notice the expiry. KeNIC describes a 14-day initial grace period followed by suspension, with pending purge around day 80 and deletion at day 91. Registry restoration may be needed late in the process. See the lifecycle overview and avoid waiting for a final recovery date.