Domain · DNS
Domain registration is reserving your website address, such as yourcompany.com.my, for a yearly fee. In Malaysia, .my and .com.my domains are managed by MYNIC, and .com.my is meant for businesses registered with SSM. I register the domain in your name and set up its DNS so your website and email work.
Picking the right name and extension, keeping it renewed and pointing it to the right servers sounds small until a renewal is missed and the website and email both stop. I handle the whole thing and keep the ownership with you.
Checking which names are available and which extension fits your business, including whether to secure more than one.
The domain is registered under you or your company, so you own it. I need your SSM details for .com.my.
Records that point the domain to your website and email: A, CNAME and MX, plus SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your emails are trusted.
Reminders before the domain expires, so it never lapses and gets picked up by someone else.
Moving an existing domain from another provider, with the DNS copied first so the switch does not take your website or email offline.
Help tracking down who controls an old domain and getting access back to the account.
The domain is registered in your name or your company's name, so you never depend on me or any vendor to keep it.
Website, email and verification records are set up together, which is where most domain problems actually start.
Your domain, hosting and website are looked after by the same person, so a change in one does not break the others.
Browse completed projects, read client testimonials, or see the website cost guide.
.com is the global extension anyone can register. .my and .com.my are Malaysian domains managed by MYNIC. .com.my is meant for businesses registered in Malaysia, while .my is open to individuals as well as companies. Many businesses register both the .com.my and the .com to protect their name.
Yes. A .com.my domain is meant for companies and businesses registered in Malaysia, so you will need your SSM registration details when registering it.
You do. I register the domain in your name or your company's name. I only manage the technical side, such as DNS and renewals.
A new domain usually works within a few hours. DNS changes on an existing domain can take up to 24 to 48 hours to reach every network, so I plan switches to avoid downtime.
Yes. For most domains you need the transfer code (also called an EPP or auth code) from the current provider. I copy your DNS records first so the website and email keep working during the move.
The website and email stop working, and after a grace period the domain can be released for anyone to register. Renewal reminders are part of the service to make sure that does not happen.
Need a domain, or lost track of yours?Send me the name you want, or the domain you already have. I'll check it and reply within a day.
