Guide

How to register a domain in Nepal

Six steps, no jargon. Whether you end up registering with us or somewhere else, this covers what actually matters before you pay.

01

Decide between a paid TLD and the free .com.np

If you're a Nepali citizen or have a registered company, .com.np is free through register.com.np but requires document verification and takes longer to activate. If you need it live today or aren't eligible, a paid TLD like .com, .net, or .org is faster.

02

Pick an extension

.com is the safest default for credibility. .org fits non-profits and communities. .net works for tech-adjacent brands. Newer TLDs like .online or .xyz are cheaper upfront but often renew higher — check the renewal price before committing.

03

Check availability

Search your desired name through a registrar's live search. Names get taken quickly, so have 2–3 backup variations ready.

04

Compare pricing before you commit

New-registration price isn't the full cost — check the renewal price and whether WHOIS privacy is included free or charged separately.

05

Register and pay

Most Nepal-based registrars, including us, accept eSewa, Khalti, and bank transfer. Payment usually activates the domain within minutes for paid TLDs.

06

Point your nameservers

Once registered, set your domain's nameservers to your hosting provider or DNS service (e.g., Cloudflare) from your registrar's client panel.

Ready to register?

Our .com starts at रू1,499/year with free WHOIS privacy, no setup fee, and instant activation.