Parked Domains

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A parked Internet domain is one that is taken, but it's not linked to any other service - web or email hosting. Essentially, this kind of domain address won't load any actual content in case you type it inside a web browser, but nobody else can take it as you have already registered it and you are its owner. The advantage of getting a domain and parking it afterwards is the fact that you’ll be able to keep it and not stress that somebody else might register it in the meantime if, for instance, the site for it is not ready yet. You are able to set a short-term Under Construction website page for a parked domain name while you're working on the web site, or direct it to some other web address - temporarily or permanently. The second option can be employed when you have already registered domain.com, for example, and you obtain domain.net and domain.org, so that you can protect a brand name or a trademark. In such a case, the .net and .org domain names can be parked and directed to the .com as you do not need individual sites for them.

Parked Domains in Shared Website Hosting

If you have a shared website hosting with us, you are going to be able to park each of your domain names effortlessly. The function is offered for the domain names registered with us, but not for the ones that are only hosted here and pointed from another company, because a domain address can be parked only through its registrar. Our Domain Manager instrument will permit you to choose from a number of templates and you'll be able to add your own text to any one of them. Redirecting a domain to a new URL is as easy as simply typing the Internet address and saving it. If you want to host any of your parked domain addresses, it takes just a click to do it and our system is going to do the rest - changing the name servers, setting up a domain folder in your account, creating the necessary DNS records, etc. For simpler management, you are going to be able to filter the domain names registered within the account by their status - parked or hosted.