Global – October 25, 2026 -- Cloudflare Registrar sells domain names with no markup, charging registration, transfer and renewal prices at or below what registries and ICANN charge Cloudflare, and supports more than 430 top-level domains.
Cloudflare Registrar removes markups and add-on fees from domain pricing
Cloudflare says registration, transfer and renewal prices are shown upfront, with no hidden fees or required add-ons. Customers pay only the registry and ICANN price, which removes the inflated renewal costs common in the domain market.
The TLD catalog ranges from .com, .net and .org to niche extensions such as .ai, .app and .dev.
Free DNSSEC and default domain locks target hijacking and spoofing
Every domain is locked by default to block unauthorized transfers until the owner unlocks it. One-click DNSSEC is free and uses cryptographic signatures to verify DNS responses, aimed at preventing spoofing and on-path attacks.
Domains integrate natively with Cloudflare's free DNS, CDN and SSL services. Advanced features such as registry lock and out-of-band authentication are offered against hijacking, and enterprise customers can add protection for high-profile domains.
WHOIS redaction is free and transfers run through one dashboard
Free WHOIS redaction keeps registrants' personal contact details out of public records, which reduces spam and exposure. Registrants can still file a WHOIS Data Disclosure Request through a dedicated form.
Customers can register new domains, transfer existing ones and manage portfolios from the Cloudflare dashboard. Cloudflare is also offering free sign-up for developers with no credit card required.