.inc Domains Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

A domain name is the unique web address (aka the URL) for your website. Examples of domain names include "google.com" and "get.inc"

TLD stands for Top Level Domain, which is the technical term for a domain ending. Examples of TLDs include .com, .net, .org, and .inc.

SLD stands for Second Level Domain. The SLD is the phrase you choose before the TLD. In the domain name get.inc, ".inc" is the TLD and "get" is the SLD.

A registry operator, or registry for short, is the wholesaler of a TLD. A registry may operate one or more specific TLDs. Intercap Registry Inc. is the registry operator of .inc, .box, and .dealer.

A registrar is an authorized retailer of domain names. Registrars must be accredited by ICANN to sell domains. Registrars charge customers a retail price for each domain, and then pay that TLD’s registry the wholesale price. See which registrars carry .inc.

The registrant is the owner of a specific domain name. Registrants must pay the annual subscription fees to their registrar to maintain ownership of their domains.

A domain name can be one of your most valuable assets – it's your own piece of online real estate. A domain name is how new customers find you, form their first impressions, and recommend you to others. Your domain name is your online presence and should truly define your business.

Search and register .inc domains at www.get.inc or visit an authorized retailer.

.inc domain names can be registered for 1-10 years.

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A registry operator, or registry for short, is the wholesaler of a TLD. A registry may operate one or more specific TLDs. Intercap Registry Inc. is the registry operator of .inc, .box, and .dealer.

The standard price for our .inc domains is $1,999 MSRP. Looking for multiple domains? Contact us directly.

.inc is priced for real businesses, not speculators, so that great .inc domains are available at your authorized retailer when you need them. If .inc domains were $10 or less like other popular domain endings, many of the best domains would already be taken by opportunistic buyers, cybersquatters, or bad actors.

In our opinion, yes. It is not uncommon for domain investors to spend hundreds of thousands on great domains in the aftermarket if they know their annual carrying costs will be $20 or less. Premium renewal fees mean that incredible .inc domains are available at your authorized retailer when you want them.

All .inc domains carry one flat wholesale price. Each retailer has its own pricing model, and .inc cannot set this price.

.inc has strict anti-abuse policies and constant monitoring for spamming, phishing, and malware, so your audience can visit your .inc website with confidence.

.inc domains provide instant credibility to build on your brand’s reputation. Buying an equivalent pre-owned domain in the aftermarket can be costly and time consuming. .inc saves you the headache of negotiating high upfront fees with private sellers by making incredible .inc domains available from authorized retailers, with customer support a call or click away.

No. .inc domains can be registered by any individual or business, whether they are incorporated or not, and can be used for any purpose.

.inc can be registered in the official languages of over 190 countries and territories. Search in your language of choice at www.get.inc.

According to Google, .inc domains carry the same weight as .com and .org. In fact, there have been several independent case studies published that conclude new domain endings, such as .inc, improve SEO and reduce CPC costs. Contact us for more information.

No. .inc is ICANN-accredited and functions the same way as other popular domain endings, like .com, .net, and .org.

.inc domains can be used for anything – from corporate sites to newsrooms, investor relations, employee portals, email, and more. View our featured clients to see how other businesses are using their .inc domains.