How to Renew my Domain Name for a Longer Period of Time
Introduction
Each domain name extension has its own rules of how long you can renew it for. The most common domain names used in the UK are: .co.uk / uk / and .com.
The maximum time these domains can be registered for is 10 years and can never exceed this time. For example, if you decide to renew your domain name 2 years early to secure the name for longer, the maximum time would then be 8 years, to make it up to 10 years.
This guide will show how to change your renewal term.
Table of Contents
- Accessing the Billing area of your Online Control Panel
- Finding the domain renewal prices
- Changing the renewal period
Step One
Navigate to our website names.co.uk
Once on the website, choose “Log in” found on the top right-hand side of the page and log into your Online Control Panel. If you need assistance with this, please follow this guide.
Step Two
Once you have successfully logged into your Online Control Panel, navigate to the “Billing” tab and from the drop-down menu choose “Renewals”.
Step Three
The Billing – Renewals page will show your renewals and what the current renewal term is set to. However, if you choose the drop-down list, you can then renew your domain name for longer. If the option is not available, this will mean the domain name extension or package you are currently on, only allows a set renewal period.
If you have any further questions, simply raise a support request from within your Online Control Panel or call us on 0345 363 3634. Our Support team are here to help and ready to assist you with your enquiry.
For assistance raising a support request please follow the following guide.