How Long Can You Register a Web Domain?

Web domains are typically registered for a period ranging from one year to ten years, depending on the registrar’s policies and the domain extension (TLD).

After the initial registration period, domain owners have the option to renew their domains to maintain ownership. If a domain is not renewed by the end of its registration period, it may go through a grace period followed by a redemption period before it becomes available for registration by others. It’s important to keep track of renewal dates to avoid losing a domain.