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A Jaipur clinic or a Pune bakery: .in, with .co.in as a cheaper company-style alternative.
Domain registration in India is a renewable right to use a web address, bought from a registrar for 1 to 10 years. At WebJi®, .in costs ₹1,000 a year with the same renewal, .com ₹1,380 then ₹1,480, and .co.in ₹809 then ₹877, before 18% GST. DNS management and a registrar lock are included.
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Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
Domain registration is a paid, renewable right to use a name for 1 to 10 years: you search it, choose an extension, pay a registrar such as WebJi®, and the registry records you as the holder. It is not a one-time purchase, and it is billed separately from hosting.
A name works on its own before any website exists — it can carry email, redirect to a social page, or wait for a later launch. The extension’s registry sets the rules: NIXI for .in and its second-level names, Verisign for .com and .net, and a separate operator for each new generic extension. WebJi® has registered names for Indian businesses since 2005, formerly as B4UIndia.
At WebJi®, .in costs ₹1,000 a year with the same renewal, .com costs ₹1,380 for the first year and ₹1,480 to renew, and .co.in costs ₹809 then ₹877 — all before 18% GST. Always read the renewal column, because years two onwards are billed at that figure.
| Extension | Registration (₹/yr) | Renewal (₹/yr) | 3-year total (₹) | Typical buyer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .in | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 | ₹3,000 | Any business selling in India |
| .co.in | ₹809 | ₹877 | ₹2,563 | Companies on a budget, Indian focus |
| .com | ₹1,380 | ₹1,480 | ₹4,340 | Brands with buyers abroad |
| .net | ₹1,650 | ₹1,950 | ₹5,550 | Tech and network businesses |
| .org | ₹1,500 | ₹1,680 | ₹4,860 | NGOs, trusts, societies |
| .app | ₹1,470 | ₹1,500 | ₹4,470 | Mobile and web apps (HTTPS required) |
| .xyz | ₹1,754 | ₹1,957 | ₹5,668 | Launches and campaigns |
3-year total = first year + two renewal years (for example .com: ₹1,380 + ₹1,480 + ₹1,480). Prices read from WebJi® billing on 14 November 2026; every extension’s own page carries its current figure, and the domain price list shows all of them in one table.
.in is India’s country-code extension, run by NIXI; .co.in, .net.in, .org.in, .firm.in and .gen.in are second-level names under it that signal a company, network, non-profit, firm or general use. Most are open to any registrant, but NIXI expects accurate registrant identity on every one.
If most customers are in India, choose .in; if a large share is abroad, choose .com; if both matter, register both and redirect one to the other. No extension ranks better in Google by itself — content, links and speed decide that — but .in tells Indian visitors at a glance where you trade.
A Jaipur clinic or a Pune bakery: .in, with .co.in as a cheaper company-style alternative.
.com first; .io, .ai or .app when the .com is taken and the product is technical.
An industry extension such as .clinic, .restaurant or .consulting when the trade should be visible in the address.
Stuck on a name itself? The domain name generator suggests available combinations, and what a TLD is explains the terms.
Every name registered at WebJi® includes full DNS management, a registrar lock, free WHOIS privacy where the registry allows it, and renewal reminders, at no extra charge. The invoice is in INR with GST shown for input credit.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| DNS zone editor | A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV and CAA records; changes live within normal TTLs |
| Registrar lock | On by default; transfer-away is blocked until you unlock and request the EPP code |
| WHOIS privacy | Free where the registry permits; some country registries publish holder details by policy |
| Renewal reminders | By email from 30 days before expiry, and by SMS; auto-renew optional per name |
| Billing | INR, UPI and other Indian payment methods, GST invoice |
After registration, a site needs web hosting and a team usually needs business email. Names already held elsewhere move through domain transfer, and agencies buying for clients can use the domain reseller programme.
WebJi® has a dedicated page for more than 300 extensions, each listing its registry, rules and price; the directory below groups them so you can open the one you need. Every link leads to that extension’s registration page.
The .in family: the national extension plus second-level names for companies, firms, individuals, states and professions.
The names most Indian buyers compare first: generic extensions such as .com, .net and .app, plus country codes used generically, such as .io, .ai, .co and .me.
For businesses selling into a specific country; many country registries set residency or presence rules, so check eligibility with WebJi® before ordering.
Extensions that state the trade or interest in the address itself — clinics, restaurants, consultants, travel, sport and more.
Guides for buyers registering many names at once or looking for the lowest first-year price.
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Most extensions allow 1 to 10 years in one order. A longer term locks the name against accidental expiry, but each year after the first is billed at the renewal price, so multiply the renewal column, not the first-year figure.
No. gov.in is a government namespace with its own eligibility rules and process. A business, professional or individual registers .in, .co.in or another public extension through a registrar; WebJi® sells those, not government domains.
Public extensions activate as soon as the registry accepts the order. After that, the site loads once your nameserver and DNS records propagate, which depends on the TTLs set at your DNS host.
Yes. Individuals can hold most extensions, including .in. A GSTIN is only needed if you want it on the invoice for input credit. Some country-code and restricted extensions have their own rules, stated on their pages.
The name stops resolving after expiry and then passes through the registry’s grace and redemption periods, when recovery may cost more. The domain renewal guide explains the stages; keeping auto-renew on avoids them.
Prices checked 14 November 2026 · Reviewed by the WebJi® team, Jaipur.
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