What .online domain registration means on this page
This page sells the .online extension. It does not sell every domain, and it does not register a phone on the Airtel do-not-disturb list. That telecom job is a different search.
Google's first page for the words "online domain registration" (read on 4 November 2026) is a gov.in registry, a GoDaddy search box, and a BigRock search that advertises names from ₹1. An AI Overview on the same page explains how to buy some domain at other companies. None of those results is a .online product sheet. The job on this URL stays the .online name.
- You are buying a label that ends in .online.
- The exact WebJi® figure is the checkout quote, not a banner that says "from ₹1".
- Airtel DND registration online is out of scope. It is not a domain.
What a .online name costs at WebJi®
WebJi® has no published .online figure in its price list. The exact registration and the exact renewal are confirmed at checkout, in INR, before you pay. The invoice then adds 18% GST. Nothing is charged until you accept the figure.
Two numbers matter, and they are not the same. The checkout quote is the invoice. The band below is a planning range that pricing_custom.json shares between .xyz and .online. The first year in that band is lower than the renewal. Ask for both before you choose a one-year term.
| Band | Indicative registration | Indicative renewal | What the band is |
|---|---|---|---|
| .xyz / .online | .xyz ₹1,754; .online quoted at checkout | .xyz ₹1,957; .online quoted at checkout | One shared planning band. Not the .online invoice. |
| .com | ₹1,380 | ₹1,480 | A different extension. |
| .in | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 | A different extension. |
Indicative bands only, source pricing_custom.json, read 4 November 2026, before 18% GST. The exact .online registration and renewal are confirmed at checkout.
A name in that indicative first-year range can still renew near the top of the renewal range. The quote puts your spelling's registration and renewal side by side. A premium word can sit outside the band, and the quote says so.
How to register a .online domain at WebJi®
Do not pay before the quote names this extension, the term, and the renewal. The checker only tells you the name is free.
- Open the domain availability checker and type the name with .online.
- Confirm the ending is .online, not .com, .in, or a gov.in name. If you only needed any name, use domain registration in India instead of this page.
- Email support@webji.services with the exact name and the term. The reply is the INR figure before 18% GST, with the renewal beside it.
- Pay by UPI, card or net banking only after you accept. The invoice is in INR and shows the GST.
- Use a registrant contact that can read mail. Verification goes to that mailbox.
- Point the nameservers, or ask support to do it. It has worked when WHOIS shows your registrant and the name resolves.
How a .online name differs from registering any domain
Registering a domain online, as the search results use the phrase, means paying a registrar for whatever ending is free. .online domain registration means the ending is .online. The steps look similar. The product is not.
gov.in names on the first result have their own eligibility. A .online name is not a government name. Do not send government documents to this order unless the quote asks for them.
You still set DNS yourself: A and AAAA, MX, and TXT. The path after the name resolves is the same as any other ending WebJi® registers. The transfer path is domain transfer.
When a .online domain is the wrong choice
Choose .online for a launch, a campaign, or a name where the word online is the point and the .com is gone. Do not choose it for a bank, a clinic, or a government service that must look established in the address.
If the indicative renewal is several times the first year, price the year you will still own the name. A one-year experiment is honest. A five-year brand is a different sum.
Why WebJi® for a .online name
The page exists so a .online order is not filled with a .com price or a DND form. WebJi® has registered names for Indian businesses since 2005, formerly B4UIndia, and 12,000+ clients keep domains and hosting here. WebJi® is the registrar you order from. It is not the registry, and it is not ICANN.
- One office, in Jaipur. +91 141 4941811 is the office line, not a 24/7 support number.
- Email support@webji.services is 24/7, in Hindi and English, with an average first reply under 60 minutes.
- The quote, the INR invoice with 18% GST, and the DNS change sit in one account.
- A move of an existing site or DNS zone is free only after approval.
The parent page is domain registration in India. A related ending is a .site domain. Send the spelling and the term through the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is .online domain registration at WebJi®?
The exact registration and the exact renewal are confirmed at checkout, in INR, before you pay. 18% GST is added on the invoice. pricing_custom.json, read 4 November 2026, lists .xyz at ₹1,754 to register and ₹1,957 to renew, before GST; .online is quoted at checkout. That band is not the invoice.
Is this page about registering any domain online?
No. The address is the .online extension. A search for how to register a .com or a .in name belongs on domain registration in India.
Does Airtel DND registration belong here?
No. Airtel DND registration online is a phone do-not-disturb opt-out. It does not buy a domain and it is not sold on this page.
Why is the first-year band lower than the renewal band?
The indicative row groups .xyz and .online and shows a lower first year than the renewal. Ask for both figures for the term you will keep. The checkout quote is the number that matters.
Can I transfer a .online name to WebJi®?
Yes, with the authorisation code from the current registrar. Support confirms any lock and the added term by email before the transfer starts.
Is the Jaipur phone line 24/7 support?
No. +91 141 4941811 is the Jaipur office number. Email support@webji.services is the 24/7 line, in Hindi and English, with an average first reply under 60 minutes.