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Domain .au supports Latin characters only.

Minimum number of symbols is 3, maximum number is 63.

For more information, please refer to the  .AU Domain Policy.

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Buy Your .au Domain

The cost of a .au domain varies based on your account plan and the number of cashback coins available for additional discounts. Join our referral program to boost your cashback. Additionally, you can transfer your domain to us to receive the best prices on the market.

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The .AU domain zone is an excellent choice for businesses and individuals who want to establish a strong online presence in Australia. Managed by the.au Domain Administration (auDA), the .AU domain zone offers local and international registrants unique benefits that set it apart from other domain zones.

Benefits of the .AU Domain Zone

  • Credibility: A .AU domain name instantly establishes credibility and trust with Australian audiences, making it easier to attract and retain customers.
  • Geographic targeting: The domain zone is ideal for location-based businesses that want to target Australian customers.
  • Brand protection: Registering a .AU domain name protects your brand from unauthorized use by competitors or malicious third parties.
  • Memorability: A .AU domain name is easy to remember and can help your brand stand out in a crowded online marketplace.
  • SEO: Search engines like Google prioritize local websites that use a country-specific domain name, making it easier to rank higher in search results.

Ways to Use Domains in the .AU Domain Zone

  • Establish a website for your business or personal brand with a memorable .AU domain name.
  • Create a localized version of your website for Australian audiences.
  • Redirect a .AU domain name to an existing website to improve search engine optimization and brand protection.
  • Use multiple .AU domain names to protect your brand and target specific audiences.
  • Register a .AU domain name for future use or to prevent others from registering it.

The .AU domain zone was created on March 5, 1986, and is managed by the.au Domain Administration (auDA). The administrative and technical contacts for the zone are the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technical Officer of.au Domain Administration (auDA), respectively. The whois server for the zone is whois.auda.org.au.

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