Bring your domain, website and email together in one account. Transferring is straightforward, your website stays online, and the time left on your current registration carries over.
When your domain is registered in one place and your hosting is somewhere else, every change means logging in to two accounts, paying two bills and remembering two renewal dates. Moving your domain to AI Powered Hosting puts it next to your website and email.
You manage nameservers and DNS from the same client area as your hosting, get renewal reminders in one place, and our support team can help with both sides of any problem.
At your current registrar, turn off the transfer lock and any setting that blocks transfers.
Request the authorization code, also called an EPP code. It proves you own the domain.
Start the transfer with us and enter the code. The transfer fee usually includes a one-year renewal.
Approve the confirmation email if you receive one. We let you know as soon as the transfer completes.
Need a detailed walkthrough? Read our guide on how to transfer a domain.
A transfer changes who manages the domain registration, not where it points. Keep your nameservers the same and visitors will not notice a thing.
Your email follows your DNS settings. As long as they stay the same during the transfer, messages keep arriving as normal.
For most domains, the time left on your registration carries over, and the transfer adds a year on top.
New hosting customers get a free website transfer. Tell us where your site is hosted now and our team will move it for you, so your domain, website and email all arrive together. See shared hosting plans, or register a new name with domain registration.
Most transfers complete within 5 to 7 days. Some finish sooner if you approve the confirmation email quickly.
No. As long as your nameservers and DNS settings stay the same, your website and email keep working throughout the transfer.
For most domain extensions, no. The remaining time carries over, and the transfer usually adds one year to your registration.
It is a unique code from your current registrar that proves you own the domain. You enter it when you start the transfer.
The most common reasons are that the domain was registered or transferred in the last 60 days, it is still locked, the authorization code is wrong, or the domain has expired.
Most popular extensions, such as .com, .net and .org, can be transferred. Some country-code extensions have their own rules. Contact us if you are unsure about your domain.
The transfer price depends on the extension and usually includes a one-year renewal. You will see the exact price before you pay.
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