.co.uk Domains
A familiar format for a business serving customers across the United Kingdom.
$6.94 / first year
Renewal: $5.89 / year
Search a .co.uk nameYour next idea starts with a name
Have a name in mind? Enter it below, search available options and take the next step towards making it yours.
Try your business name or a complete address, such as cedarloom.co.uk. Submit your search to check it.
Compare before you commit
Start with an ending that fits your audience. Compare the first registration and renewal charges, then search the exact spelling you want. Prices follow the currency selected on the UK storefront.
A familiar format for a business serving customers across the United Kingdom.
$6.94 / first year
Renewal: $5.89 / year
Search a .co.uk namePut your chosen name directly before the UK country ending for a compact address.
$6.94 / first year
Renewal: $5.89 / year
Search a .uk nameConsider a country-neutral ending when your plans reach beyond a single market.
$10.87 / first year
Renewal: $10.80 / year
Search a .com nameThe search and checkout response determines the price for your chosen name. Check taxes, registration period and any special conditions before payment. Searching does not reserve a domain.
From idea to address
You do not need a finished website to start exploring names. Begin with a clear idea, compare the results and check the details before registering.
Type a business name, a short phrase or the complete domain you want. Leave out a page path such as /contact. Select Search to run the check.
Read the returned availability and price for each candidate. If your first choice is taken, try a meaningful variation or an ending that still suits the project.
Continue with your selected name, inspect the full spelling and confirm the order details. The domain is yours to use only after registration is successfully completed.
More than one way to be found
Compare the published domain guides below for prices and registration details. Each ending is a separate registration: owning one does not automatically secure the others.
Choose a name people can use
A good candidate works in a conversation as well as in a browser. Think about how customers will hear it, type it and recognise it in an email.
One decision at a time
Your domain provides an address. A website, an online shop and business email are separate services that you can connect when you are ready. Registering a name does not automatically build those services or move an existing site.
Search with confidence
What to know before searching, comparing and registering your next address.
Enter the candidate in the search form and submit it. Read the returned status for the complete address, including its extension. A suggestion alone is not a registration confirmation.
This page uses the Truehost search form: enter your candidate and select Search. It does not run a separate availability check after every keystroke. Response time depends on the search service and the extension being checked.
You can explore names without placing a registration order. A purchase begins only when you choose to continue and complete checkout; review the amount and conditions before paying.
It may already be registered, reserved or subject to restrictions. An unavailable result does not necessarily mean there is a working website at that address. Try a distinct candidate rather than assuming an unused-looking name is free.
Choose for the audience and identity you want to build. A UK-facing business may consider .co.uk or .uk; a project serving multiple markets may prefer .com. Compare the exact names and recurring costs instead of choosing on the first-year price alone.
Yes. Name selection and website development are separate tasks. Once a registration is confirmed, you can arrange the hosting or website service and connect it later. Keep track of renewal even if you have not launched.
No. Another applicant may register the address before you finish. Wait for successful registration confirmation before treating the name as secured or announcing it as your new business address.
You do not need to register it again. If you want Truehost to manage it, use the domain transfer page and check the procedure for its extension. Moving registrar and moving website content are different jobs.
Put your idea into words
Start with one candidate. Compare what is available and choose an address you will be happy to share.