HOW TO TRANSFER A DOMAIN FROM ONE HOST TO ANOTHER @ FREE OF COST

What exactly is a domain name transfer?

Each website has a domain name, it’s the address you type into the browser to access it. Registrars – specialized web service providers – register, configure, and renew domain names for you every year until you cancel your subscription.

However, as a domain owner, you do have the option to transfer your domain name to another provider. The process of changing registrars for a given domain name is a domain transfer.

Transferring a website

Let’s start with the first steps you need to take to know how to transfer a domain name. When you transfer domain name providers, you need to decide what to do with your website and email. The domain transfer does not carry over your files; you’d need to arrange transfer of your email and website separately or start to build a new website from scratch with the new provider.

How much does a domain transfer cost?

At ONE.COM,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER we don’t charge for the domain transfer operation; it is entirely free to move your domain to us. You will, however, need to pay an annual domain registration fee alongside any plan that you take out for your website. For example, if you register a .net domain name in January and decide to transfer it in June, you will need to pay the 12-month domain registration fee as part of the transfer and will extend the registration period till the following January.

Transferring a domain in four simple steps

Easily transfer your domain to one.com,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER like this:

Prepare your domain for transfer. Back up all the content you wish to keep and initiate the domain transfer with your current provider. In most cases, this means you need to request an authorization code (Auth-ID) from your registrar, but rules vary by top-level domain.

 Make sure you can access the email address associated with the domain as you will be receiving emails to authorize the transfer.

Place an order on the one.com,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER website. Search for your domain on our website and select “transfer”. You’ll then be able to select a suitable website plan depending on your current hosting requirements and future growth ambitions

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Approve the Domain Registration Agreement. If you’re transferring a generic domain like .com, we’ll send you an email asking you to approve the Domain Registration Agreement outlining our obligations to each other.

Enter the AUTH-ID, also known as EPP code, you’ve received from your
1. current registrar, in the one.com,,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER  control panel. We’ll send in a transfer request to your current provider. It may take a few days to process
2.  the request before the transfer is complete

Three top tips when transferring a domain name

1. Watch for transfer blackout periods. Many TLDs have rules about restricted transfer periods after registration and before renewal dates, so time your transfer wisely. Before starting a domain transfer, check that its status is free and that no rules barring the transfer will come into force anytime soon. 
2. Check if your new provider offers a money-back guarantee. If you’re unhappy with your current domain provider, the last thing you want is to find out your new registrar is no better fit. In the case of one.com,,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER  we doubt you’ll make use of it, but our 30-day money-back guarantee will give you that peace of mind.
3. Unlock savings with a premium website plan. Another reason to transfer your domains to one.com,,GODADDY,NAMECHEAP,HOSTINGER  is to save on web hosting and service licenses. Our “Enthusiast” and higher plans can be shared by multiple domains, where each one has access to the same features including premium security and marketing tools. They also share storage and performance. Great value for money!

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