DOMAINE
Domain name, hosting and email addresses
The domain name is registered in your name, never in ours. It is a short sentence, and yet it is the difference between a site you own and a site you rent.
Why the registrant’s name matters so much
A domain name belongs to whoever is recorded as its registrant. Many sites are registered in the name of the provider who built them, sometimes with no bad intent, and the problem only surfaces on the day of departure: you then negotiate, or start again at a new address and lose the standing you had built.
So we register the domain in your name from day one, and we show you where to check it yourself. The same principle applies to hosting: it is transferable, with no clause holding you back.
- Domain registered in your name, verifiable by you
- Hosting on the same infrastructure as our own platforms
- Encryption certificate installed and renewed automatically
- Professional email addresses on your own domain
An email address at your own domain
Writing to a client from a free mailbox sends a signal you do not control. An address at your own domain says the opposite, and it belongs to you: change mail providers and you keep your addresses.
The technical setup behind it matters as much as the address. Without correctly configured authentication records, your messages land in spam and nobody tells you.
Hosting that is watched, not just rented
Renting a server is easy. Knowing it went down before your customer calls you takes monitoring, backups whose restore has actually been tested, and someone watching. That is what we already do for our own platforms.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep my current domain name?
Yes, in almost every case. An existing domain can be transferred or simply pointed at the new site, with no change of address and no loss of the rankings you have earned. We first check who the registrant is, because that is what usually causes trouble.
What happens if I want to leave?
You leave with everything, and you do not have to ask permission. The domain is already in your name, code and content have been assigned to you, and hosting is transferable. There is no lock-in period on the build and no exit penalty.
Does hosting include backups?
Yes, and more importantly the restore is tested. A backup whose restore has never been verified is not a backup, it is an assumption.
Further reading
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