Yes, we can register new domains. You can choose to have a new domain registered when signing up. Most new domains can be acquired within 24 hours.

Can I transfer an existing domain?

Yes, you can transfer your domain to us just let us know the details of the domain name.

Internet Registry services manage these domain names so that others can access your web page by entering your domain name. Usually these point to web hosting services or web hosting servers who then send the desired web page to your viewers. When you park a domain, you are simply reserving the name for a later date when you plan to activate your web page.

Full Registration Details

Registrant Name
Registrant Trading Name (if different from above)
Registrant Company Type: 
    • UK Limited Company 
    • UK Public Limited Company
    • UK Public Limited Company
    • UK Limited Liability Partnership
    • UK Sole Trader
    • Individual
    • Non-UK Organisation
   
Companies House Number (if applicable)
 
Registrant Contact Name
Registrant Telephone
Registrant Fax Number
Registrant Street
Registrant City
Registrant County
Registrant Postcode
Registrant Country

Every Website you've ever been to, and every email you've ever composed, has used a domain name in its address. People register domain names in order to "stake a claim" to a particular name - whether for business or personal reasons.

Once a domain name is registered to a person or company, that person is entitled to use it exclusively so long as they continue to pay the yearly renewal fee.

Our domain name is proexe.net, and we also own proexe.com, proexe.org, proexe.info, proexe.biz and proexe.co.uk

Firstly, most commonly:

If you're not ready to host your site then you can register your domain and then leave it pointed to a default page indicating that the domain is registered but not yet being used. This is included free of charge, when your register your domain name with ProExe.

Secondly:

You can park the secondary domains on your hosting service account. For example, you may have yourdomain.com as the main domain associated with your hosting plan. You can have a second domain 'yourseconddomain.com' parked on your hosting service, meaning that typing in either domain will bring up the same site.

The concepts are a bit abstract, so let's make them concrete. If we think of the internet as being like a high street where you want to set up shop, domain names are like signs, web space is like premises and email addresses are like mailboxes.

When you create your online presence you first buy a domain name, which is like buying a sign. On the street, some signs are over shops and some point to another location. In the same way, your domain name can point to your own space, or it can point elsewhere. Some domain names just point to other domains. Businesses sometimes use extra domains to make sure they pick up visitors who have guessed their domain name wrongly. The extra domains are just 'signs', they have no 'premises' under them.

The next step is to get web space, which is like renting premises. Until you do this, you have nowhere to set up shop, just a 'sign'. Once you have 'premises', you can put the 'sign' over the door by making your domain name point to your web space.

Finally, you can also have email. This is like fixing a 'mailbox' under the 'sign' - people can now send letters to you. You can have as many mailboxes as you want - one for each person in your company.

Note that you don't have to have web space to have email. You could just have a domain and email addresses. You would then have a 'sign' and a 'mailbox', but no 'premises'. Sole traders who want a distinctive email address, but don't need their own site, often do this.

You can get a domain name and web space without having email if you really want, although the vast majority of businesses have emails associated with their domains. You cannot have an email account without buying a domain, unless you are happy with having your 'mailbox' under someone else's 'sign' (by using a generic webmail address, for example).