A .house domain name is a web address that ends in .house, such as yourbusiness.house. The ending is a generic top-level domain, or gTLD, rather than a country-specific ending. You can choose it to connect your name with homes or property. It gives you an address, not a finished website, so you'll still need to plan what visitors see there.

Register a .house domain if homes are central to your business. It can suit a property agency, home builder, interior designer, or home services company. You don't have to use it for property sales alone. Think about what customers expect from your name, then choose an address that fits the work you do now and the services you plan to offer.

To buy a .house domain, search for your preferred name on this page and select an available result. Review the registration and renewal prices, create your HostPapa account, and confirm your order. Check the spelling before you finish. After registration, you can sign in to your HostPapa Dashboard to manage your domain.

Check .house domain availability by entering your preferred name in the search field on this page. Review the results before you choose your address. If your first choice isn't available, try a clear variation using your business name, service, or location before you pick a different domain from our arsenal. Keep it easy to spell, and check each alternative rather than assuming it's available.

You'll find the .house domain renewal price in the pricing table on this page, alongside registration and transfer prices. Compare the cost of getting started with the cost of keeping your address before you buy. Review the pricing and terms shown with your order, and keep track of your renewal date in your domain account.

Start your .house domain transfer by searching for your existing address and choosing the transfer option. Prepare your domain by unlocking it and obtaining its authorization code, the code used to approve a transfer. Follow our checkout instructions and respond to any approval requests. If you need help with the steps, contact our PapaSquad.

No. A .house domain name doesn't give you a ranking advantage just because its ending contains the word house. Google treats new generic domain endings like other generic endings, including .com. Choose a .house domain name because it fits your business name and the message you want your address to send, not because you expect an automatic search ranking boost.

Choose a .house domain name if you want your address to connect your brand with homes. Consider .com if you want an ending that doesn't point to a particular industry. Compare the complete names, not just the endings. Say each address aloud, check its spelling, and review availability and HostPapa's registration and renewal prices before you decide.

Build your .house website around the next step you want customers to take. A property business could publish listings, while a design studio could show finished projects and invite inquiries. If you're building your first site, explore our Website Builder. Choose your website service separately rather than assuming .house domain registration includes a finished site.