.CASA Domain Name

If you are creating a personal website, a blog, a podcast, or any other website like this, registering your own name as a .CASA domain name may make sense. <br><br>Considering your brand identity is rooted in your personal identity, it can work as long as you are comfortable having your name listed online.

When you register your new .CASA domain name, you get to choose the registration period — the time span during which the registrar keeps the domain active on your behalf. <br><br>With SITE123 domains, we offer periods of 1, 2, 3, 5, or 10 years, depending on the domain TLD.<br><br>After the subscription period, your .CASA domain must be renewed. Otherwise, it will becomes inactive. If you don’t pay to renew your .CASA domain, the domain goes back to the open pool of available domains, which means anyone can claim it. Don’t lose access to your .CASA domain by making sure you renew!

It’s a good idea to not let anyone else (such as an agency) register your .CASA domain name for you. <br><br>If someone else registers your .CASA domain, you’re giving them a hold over you and your website. <br><br>If you ever want to change your service, you can have trouble in that they won’t want to transfer the domain over to you and give you control of it.