.no.com Domain Registration India
.no.com was a CentralNic-operated second-level domain under .com — never Norway's country code, which is Norid's .no — and CentralNic switched the zone off on 30 April 2017. No relaunch is verified. Our feed still lists ₹31,346 / ₹33,304 before GST; that stock is unconfirmed, so the desk verifies before any order.
An honest status page: what closed in 2017, why a price still appears in feeds, and the live endings Norway-facing Indian businesses actually use.
INR billing
- Registration
- ₹31,346/yr
- Renewal
- ₹33,304/yr
- Term
- 1–10 yrs
- Billing
- INR + GST
Live check across 297 extensions on our billing system — registration, renewal and transfer prices are shown before you pay.
Last editorial update: 15 November 2026.
What .no.com is — and why this page is a status report
.no.com was a second-level domain under .com operated commercially by CentralNic; it is not, and never was, Norway's country code — that role belongs to .no, run by the Norwegian registry Norid. On 30 April 2017 CentralNic switched the zone off along with seven other second-level brands, and no relaunch by any operator has been verified in the years since.
The shutdown was not a quiet one. DNSimple, which had to sunset these names for its own customers, reported that no new registrations were permitted afterwards, that existing names could not be renewed once they expired, and that the zones were removed from the registry name servers entirely. A page can still sell you the idea of .no.com; nobody can promise you the domain.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Classification | Private second-level domain under .com (CentralNic), not a sovereign TLD |
| Norway's actual ccTLD | .no, operated by Norid; eligibility rules apply and must be confirmed before ordering |
| Status | Closed — zone switched off 30 April 2017 |
| Closed alongside | Seven other zones including .ar.com, .gb.com, .kr.com and .uy.com |
| Relaunch | None verified by any operator since closure |
The ₹31,346 figure: where it comes from
Our supplier feed still carries a .no.com line — ₹31,346 to register and ₹33,304 to renew, before 18% GST — and we print it because hiding prices helps nobody. We also label it honestly: this is a rarely-stocked, premium-priced entry for a zone whose operator shut it down, and stale listings like it persist across registrar catalogues and price-comparison sites industry-wide.
| Line item | Feed price (before GST) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Registration | ₹31,346/yr | Unconfirmed — desk verifies availability first |
| Renewal | ₹33,304/yr | Unconfirmed — no renewal path exists for a closed zone |
Treat both numbers as catalogue residue until confirmed in writing. Nothing is charged, and no order is filed, without that confirmation from our desk.
What Norway-facing Indian businesses register instead
Indian companies selling into Norway — marine exports, maritime technology, Nordic IT contracts, shipping — reach for endings that registries actively operate today. The choice comes down to how Norwegian the address needs to read versus how global the brand already is.
| Business | Working choice | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|
| Seafood and marine exporter | .com (register) | Buyers worldwide; the .com is the contract card |
| Maritime tech supplier | .com, .no via desk | .com for reach; Norid's .no only if eligibility clears |
| IT services with Nordic clients | .com + .in | Global credibility and home-market identity together |
| Shipping and logistics desk | .com | Corridor customers type the default, not a novelty |
| Brand protection team | Live TLDs only | Defensive registrations on closed zones are impossible |
For .no itself, Norid sets the eligibility conditions — confirm with our desk before ordering rather than assuming an Indian entity qualifies. The general ordering flow for every live extension is on the domain registration hub.
The price gap in rupees, with GST worked out
Even if the feed stock were real, three years of .no.com would cost ₹1,15,585.72 including GST — more than twenty times the same period on .com. The comparison below prices a three-year holding (first year plus two renewal years, a renewal-budget scenario) on the discontinued zone's feed figures and on the live alternatives.
| Ending | Three-year charges | GST at 18% | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| .no.com (feed, unverified) | ₹97,954 | ₹17,631.72 | ₹1,15,585.72 |
| .com (1,380 + 1,480 + 1,480) | ₹4,340 | ₹781.20 | ₹5,121.20 |
| .in (1,000 × 3) | ₹3,000 | ₹540.00 | ₹3,540.00 |
The arithmetic for the discontinued zone: ₹31,346 plus two years at ₹33,304 sums to ₹97,954, and 18% of that is ₹17,631.72. A business paying that for a name that may not even be fileable is the clearest case for verification-first pricing.
Still want the name? The desk-verification route
If a .no.com name matters to your brand, the only responsible path is written verification before money moves. The steps are short because everything depends on the first answer.
- Search the name in the box on this page — a free-looking result in this zone still needs desk checks, because catalogue data is stale.
- Write to support@webji.services; we check live availability with the supplier before anything else.
- We confirm price, availability and the exact terms in writing; nothing is charged until you say go.
- If the name cannot be filed, we say so plainly and quote the .com or .no alternative instead.
Once your alternative name is registered
Whichever live ending replaces .no.com, the next steps are identical: hosting, mail and a renewal you can trust. A trade catalogue sits well on shared hosting from ₹299 a month, buyer mail such as exports@yourfirm.com runs on business email, the domain renewal guide keeps the expiry calendar honest, and existing names elsewhere move over through domain transfer with free migration subject to terms and approval.
Frequently asked questions
Is .no.com Norway's official domain?
No. Norway's country code is .no, operated by the Norwegian registry Norid. .no.com was a commercial second-level brand that CentralNic ran under .com — a different thing entirely, and one that no longer operates.
What happened to .no.com domains in 2017?
CentralNic switched the zone off on 30 April 2017, together with seven other second-level .com zones including .ar.com, .gb.com, .kr.com and .uy.com. New registrations stopped, existing names could not be renewed past expiry, and the zones came off the registry name servers.
Can I still register a .no.com domain?
Not through any verified live channel. Listings that still show the zone appear stale, including our own supplier feed. At WebJi® the desk checks live availability in writing before quoting or charging anything, and tells you plainly if the answer is no.
Why does WebJi® still show a .no.com price?
Because the feed carries the line and hiding prices helps nobody. The ₹31,346 registration and ₹33,304 renewal figures, read on 4 November 2026, are labelled unverified — a rarely-stocked premium entry for a zone its operator closed, confirmed only through the desk.
What should I use instead for Norway?
A .com for the global default, or the real .no country code if your business clears Norid's eligibility conditions — confirm those with our desk before ordering. Indian companies with Nordic clients most often pair .com with .in and add country codes market by market.
Do renewals or transfers work on .no.com?
No mechanism can be promised for a zone whose registry is off. When CentralNic ended these eight zones it stated renewals were not possible after expiry. If live stock were ever confirmed, the exact terms would be stated in writing alongside the quote — nothing assumed.
Zone history and closure facts per this page's sources (CentralNic 2017 shutdown, DNSimple reporting); prices read from WebJi® billing feed on 4 November 2026, unverified for this zone. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
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