Property & trades

.lease

$14.49 for the first year, then $65.99 a year. Free WHOIS privacy and full DNS control, included rather than sold back to you.

Register
$14.49
first year · 78% off
Renews at
$65.99
every year after
Transfer in
$65.99
adds a year to what is left
.lease

WHOIS privacy

Your name and address kept off the public record at no charge, wherever the registry allows it.

Full DNS control

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV records you can edit yourself, from the same panel as everything else.

Email forwarding

Point hello@ at an inbox you already use, without buying a mailbox first.

Registrar lock

On by default. Nobody starts a transfer without the authorisation code, and we hand that over on request without a retention call.

.lease is a promotional first year. The registry sells the first year of a .lease at a discount to drive adoption — you pay $14.49 now and $65.99 every year after that. We would rather you saw both numbers here than found the second one in a renewal email. It is a genuinely good way to start something cheaply; it is not a $14.49-a-year domain.

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.lease questions

$14.49 for the first year and $65.99 a year after that — the registry discounts the first year on this extension. WHOIS privacy, DNS and email forwarding are included, so that is the whole price.
No. Register it here and point it anywhere you like — the DNS editor is included either way. If you do host with us we point it at your site automatically.
Yes, for $65.99, and the transfer adds a year to whatever time is left rather than replacing it. Unlock it at your current registrar, get the authorisation code, and start it from the transfer page. DNS carries over unchanged, so nothing goes dark.
The registration itself is usually instant. DNS then propagates, which is typically minutes but can be a few hours depending on your ISP.
Yes, and we will not make it difficult. Unlock it in the panel, we email the authorisation code, and you are gone. No fee and no retention call — a domain you cannot leave with is not one you own.

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