1/11
WordPress design
Custom WordPress builds on a 5-year hosting agreement
Trades & home services — emergency call-out, service grid, local trust signals
View WordPress design
Contracts
Domain Extension Special Conditions
Every domain extension is governed by its registry operator in addition to our Domain Registration Agreement. This document summarises the namespaces we currently offer and highlights extension-specific conditions you must accept at registration.
- Last updated
- 9 June 2026
- Effective date
- 9 June 2026
- Version
- 1.0
General rule
When you register an extension through us, you agree to the Domain Registration Agreement, our Terms and Conditions of Service, and the then-current policies of the registry operator for that extension. Where registry terms are updated, continued use of the domain constitutes acceptance unless you transfer away or allow the domain to lapse.
Extensions currently offered
| Extension | Registry namespace | Customer notes |
|---|---|---|
| .co.uk | UK namespace (Nominet) | Most popular for UK businesses |
| .uk | UK namespace (Nominet) | Short, modern UK namespace |
| .com | Generic TLD (registry operator terms apply) | Global recognition |
| .org.uk | UK namespace (Nominet) | UK organisations & non-profits |
| .org | Generic TLD (Public Interest Registry policies) | Standard registration, renewal and transfer terms apply. |
| .net | Generic TLD (registry operator terms apply) | Standard registration, renewal and transfer terms apply. |
| .io | Country-code style namespace (registry operator terms apply) | Popular with tech & startups |
| .shop | Registry operator terms apply | E-commerce ready |
| .london | Registry operator terms apply | Local London presence |
| .dev | Google Registry policies | Standard registration, renewal and transfer terms apply. |
UK namespaces
.uk, .co.uk, .org.uk and related UK extensions are operated under Nominet (opens in a new tab) policies, including the Nominet Terms and Conditions of Domain Name Registration (opens in a new tab). Registrants must meet UK presence or use requirements where applicable and must keep registrant data accurate.
Generic and specialty extensions
Global extensions such as .com and .org, and specialty namespaces such as .dev or .shop, may have additional eligibility, DNSSEC, HTTPS or launch-phase rules published by their registry. Premium or collision names may carry non-standard pricing shown at search or checkout.
For sunrise or trademark-claim phases, see our Trademark Clearinghouse Service Schedule where that service is offered.
Questions
If you need the authoritative registry agreement for a specific extension, contact legal@websitesservers.co.uk and we will point you to the current registry publication.