Transfer your domain to Hosting Coffe

Check whether it can be transferred and its price for the relevant extension.

If your extension requires it

What is the EPP code? It is also called a transfer secret or authorisation code. Request it from your current domain registrar. It authorises the transfer when the extension requires it.

Enter the domain and press “Check”. If the extension requires EPP, enter it before preparing the transfer.

Step by step

How to transfer your domain in four steps

A transfer changes who manages your domain, not where your website and email are hosted. If you do not change the name servers, everything keeps working.

  1. 1

    Check that it can be transferred

    Enter your domain above. It must be at least 60 days old and unlocked.

  2. 2

    Unlock it and request the code

    At your current provider, remove the transfer lock and request the authorisation code when it applies.

  3. 3

    Prepare the transfer and pay

    Confirm the unlock and the EPP code when required.

  4. 4

    Follow its status

    Conditions and timing depend on the extension and current registrar.

Frequently asked questions

About domain transfers

What do I need to transfer my domain?

The domain must be registered for at least 60 days, unlocked with your current provider, and you need the authorisation code, also called an EPP or auth code.

What does it cost and what is included?

The displayed price includes one additional year of registration. It is added to the current expiry date, so you do not lose time.

Will my site go down during the transfer?

No, as long as you do not change the name servers. Before transferring, make sure your DNS continues pointing to the place where your site is hosted now.

How long does it take?

From a few hours to five to seven days, depending on the extension and how quickly your current provider confirms it.

Why does my domain show as not transferable?

Usually because a transfer lock is active, the domain is less than 60 days old, or it was transferred recently. Ask your provider to unlock it and check again.