Domain Registrar

A domain registrar is an accredited company or organization that manages the reservation of domain names. They are authorized to register new domains and renew existing ones.

More About Domain Registrars

Domain registrars play a central role in the domain ecosystem. They work under the guidance and accreditation of ICANN or national authorities. When a person or company wants a new domain, they approach these registrars, who then check for availability and handle the registration process. Examples include companies like GoDaddy, Namecheap, and Bluehost.