The .at extension is Austria’s country code top-level domain. It has existed since 1988; its registry is operated by nic.at, based in Salzburg, and it now registers well over one million .at domain names.
Austria is one of Hungary’s most important economic partners, which is why the .at extension is a good choice for any business wishing to reach Austrian customers: the local extension inspires confidence and indicates that the website is specifically aimed at the Austrian market. In addition to the direct .at extension, the .co.at extension, intended for companies, is also available.
This extension is also frequently used for pun-based domain names in English, as ‘at’ is a standalone word in English.
.at domain prices
| Extension | Registration | Transfer | Renewal |
|---|---|---|---|
| .at | €13.40 | Free | €13.40 |
Prices are quoted for one year and do not include VAT. The free transfer does not include a renewal; the fee for the paid transfer usually includes a one-year renewal.
How long will it take to be ready?
New domain registration
The registration of .at domains is fully automated, so the registration process is virtually instantaneous; you can start using your new domain name within a few minutes.
Domain transfer
To transfer your domain name to us, you’ll need to disable transfer protection and obtain an authorisation code from your current registrar. The transfer process may take several days.
How many characters can it be?
The domain name extension in .at must be at least 2 and no more than 63 characters long. A shorter, easy-to-remember name is generally preferable.
Special characters
The Austrian .at extension supports the following special characters:
ä â î ú æ œ ü è û ç š ö é ò ý ð þ ë ê ó ÿ ñ ž à ï ì ô ã õ á í ù å ø
Restrictions
There are no specific requirements or restrictions regarding the registration of domain names; anyone can register one. .at domain names are allocated on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis.
Whois privacy
The Whois privacy service is available to both individuals and companies, and hides the owner’s details in the Whois database.