Domains

Get an overview of our domains.

1. What Is a Domain?

2. Which Domains Does netcup Offer?

3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What Is a Domain?

An internet domain is the name under which a website can be accessed on the internet. Every website or internet service has a unique number, known as an IP address. However, as it is difficult to remember and distinguish between long numbers, domain names were introduced. These are freely selectable words that are separated from the top-level domain (TLD) by a dot. The word or domain in conjunction with the top-level domain can only be registered once worldwide to ensure unique assignment to a unique IP address.

When someone wants to visit a website, they enter the domain name in their browser. The browser then automatically searches for the corresponding IP address and displays the content of the website. Domains are also used to create individual and distinctive email addresses. An email address typically consists of a username followed by an @ symbol and the domain extension.

Both netcup web hosting and our servers can be easily accessed via domains. In addition, domains purchased from netcup are flexible and can also be used with other providers without any problems.

2. Which Domains Does netcup Offer?

We offer over 450 top-level domains (TLD). A list of the currently provided TLDs can be found at: Top-Level Domains

If the top-level domain you want is not listed, please contact Customer Support. We will be happy to check whether the desired TLD can be assigned.

3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The duration of the ordering process can vary due to numerous factors. We always strive to prepare your order as quickly as possible, but the process might take a bit longer on weekends and holidays than usual. The time until you gain access after your order has been processed can also vary. A domain transfer, for instance, can come with longer waiting times.

During regular working hours on weekdays, our team naturally endeavors to provide your domain as swiftly as possible. However, we kindly ask for your understanding if this takes a bit longer.

Last update: 27 April 2026