.COM.AU represents the Top Level Domain for Australia and is the preferred Domain Name for all Australian commercial, non-profit and community organisations.

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.AU Domain Information		Domain Features
Description	Australian Domains	Auto Renewal
Registration Period	2 years	Online Control Panel
Annual Price	$29.95	Basic DNS Management
Instant Activation		Advanced DNS Management ($15/y)	*

Additional, you can find our huge portfolio of over 80 more domain name extensions and pricing below:

Classic Domain Names

.COM | .AU | .CO | .NET | .BIZ | .ME | .EU | .ASIA | .TV | .MOBI | .NAME | .INFO | .ORG | .US | .NL| .FM | .HK | .ES | .CO.NZ | .DE | .CO.UK | .IM | .PM | .TW

New Domain Name TLDs

Facts

There are wide variety of domain types within the .au ccTLD including:

COM.AU
For commercial purposes. Includes commercial entities, currently registered and trading in Australia, as well as commercial products and services.

ASN.AU
For non-commercial organisations. Includes associations incorporated in any Australian State or Territory, political parties, trade unions, sporting or special interest clubs, charities or non-profit organisations.

ID.AU
For Australian individuals (citizens, residents).

NET.AU
For commercial purposes. Includes commercial entities, currently registered and trading in Australia, as well as commercial products and services.

ORG.AU
For non-commercial organisations. Includes associations incorporated in any Australian State or Territory, political parties, trade unions, sporting or special interest clubs, charities or non-profit organisations.

Quick Registration

With over 40+ domain extensions to choose from, you know you’re in good hands. Even if you compare our pricing to other domain registrars, you will find that Fastdot has some of the most competitively priced, cheap domains on the web. With Rapid Registration, your domain is registered almost instantly, meaning you don’t have to wait to get your business or name online!

Domain Name Registration or Transfer

What is a Domain?

Domain names are essential to having an online presence. They are an easy way for people to know where to find your website and to send you emails. A domain name is a human-readable “address” on the Internet. Domain names usually have extensions, like .com, .net, or .org, e.g. example.com. Fun Fact: The most expensive internet domain name was sold for $13 million. Without a domain name, it would be necessary for everyone to know the exact IP address of the machine where your website is currently hosted (need hosting?). That might be fine if there was just one, but eventually everyone would have to start making a list somewhere, with the names of websites and their corresponding IP addresses they want to remember just so they could keep track of them all.

How do I register a Domain?

Registering a domain name is easy. First, you will need to check if your domain is available, which can be done using the domain name checker. Once you have confirmed that your domain is available, you can register it by simply following the prompts.

What is a ccTLD?

Each country around has its own country code. In the United Kingdom the country code is .uk, while the New Zealand code is .nz. The ccTLD for Australia is .au and makes up the .com.au, .net.au, .org.au, .asn.au and id.au domain names. These ccTLDs allow simple identification of the domain name registry in a particular region. For example, an email or webpage request for an Australian domain is sent to the Australian registry (AusRegistry) database. This contains the DNS server records of the web hosting company, and will then forward the request there. The request is then resolved by the DNS servers, which then directs traffic to the correct hosting server location.

Can I transfer my Domain to FASTDOT ?

Yes, of course! Moving your domain to FASTDOT is quick and easy. Simply follow the instructions on our Domain Transfer page to get started.

What is an EPP Code / Domain Password?

Your EPP code (aka Domain Password) is a password that is attached to your domain. This password is required to transfer the domain to another domain name registrar .

Where do I find my EPP Code?

Find EPP Code for Generic TLD’s (.com, .net, .org .. )

Go to whois.sc (external link)
In the first text field, enter your domain name and click the orange magnifying glass.
Next, select the Registration tab.
In the Registration Tab, next to ICANN Registrar, you will find your current domain registrar’s name.

Once you have located your current domain name registrar, simply contact them to retrieve your domains EPP code / domain password.

Find EPP Code for Australian gTLD (.com.au, .net.au, .org.au ..)

Firstly, ensure that your domain has domain privacy disabled, and the email address attached to your domain is active. This is where your domains EPP code will be sent.
Go to AUDA at https://pw.auda.org.au/
Enter your domain name (without the www) in the first text field
In the second text field called "Requestor Name", enter the domain owners name.
Select the Recover button
Your domains EPP code will arrive via email shortly

Your Domain Portfolio

Protect your brand identity by purchasing all relevant extension (e.g, .com, .net) of your domain. This will prevent unauthorized parties from registering your name. In addition to securing your name, you will also make sure that users are always redirected to the correct domain (e.g if a user forgets that your extension is .com, and they type in .net, they are redirected to the correct location)

Can I register any domains?

A handful of domains will have restrictions on them, which means you can only purchase them if you meet or exceed certain criteria or have authorization (some examples are .gov, .edu and .mil). But most extensions are available to everyone. In fact, most country code Top Level ccTLDs are available for anyone to purchase, even if you don’t reside in the country code in question.