VirMach .COM Domain Registration, $ 14.95/yr. on Domains

.COM Domain Registration represents the standard domain product in the VirMach billing system and is shown in the Popular extensions table as the primary choice for most customers. When USD currency is selected, the new registration price for a dot com name is listed as 14.95 dollars for one year of registration, with the same 14.95 dollar rate applying to both transfers in and annual renewals, so there is a simple flat price model regardless of whether the name is new or being moved from another registrar. The interface groups extensions by category and shows dot com at the top of the Popular list followed by other common choices such as dot net, dot org, dot co dot uk, dot uk, dot us, dot info, dot me, dot eu, dot nl and dot de, with each line showing separate columns for new, transfer and renewal fees over a one year term. Most of these top level domains are priced at 14.95 dollars per year for new registrations, transfers and renewals, with the main exception being dot co dot uk and dot uk at 12.95 dollars per year and dot me at 25.95 dollars per year across all three fee types. Customers can also switch the cart to display prices in euros instead of dollars if they prefer, and the selection widgets make it easy to search for a name, confirm its availability and either add the dot com version or scroll through suggested alternates with different extensions. The cart notes that transferring a domain into the system typically extends the registration by one year for eligible TLDs, and that certain special cases or recently renewed names may not qualify for this extra year. The wider pricing documentation explains that while there is a seven day money back window for a first VPS purchase, domain name registrations themselves are listed among the non refundable service categories, so customers should treat a dot com order as a final purchase rather than something that can be tested and refunded.

Below the price table the domain registration page provides a search box where users can enter a desired name or set of keywords and the system checks availability across popular extensions while it generates suggestions in real time. If the exact name is already taken the interface clearly shows that the domain is unavailable and presents alternates using other TLDs or slight variations, while if it is free a confirmation banner indicates that it can be added to the cart with a single click. For internationalised domain names the workflow prompts the customer to select the appropriate language before proceeding so that the correct character set and registry rules are applied. The same area includes shortcut links to register a new domain, transfer an existing domain into the account or simply view the cart, making it straightforward to bundle multiple names into one order and manage them under a single client profile. A small panel invites customers to add web hosting after choosing a name, highlighting that a range of shared and VPS packages are available and that transferring a domain into the registrar typically extends the registration period by one year except where registry rules prevent it.

The footer of the billing portal confirms that VirMach operates the domain and hosting business under Virtual Machine Solutions LLC and exposes links to terms and related policies so that customers can review the full service agreement before purchasing. The same system directs users to announcements, knowledge base articles and network status information and it supports multiple languages and two main billing currencies, USD and EUR, which can be toggled at any time from a simple chooser. Support and sales contacts are primarily handled through an integrated ticket system, but a listed toll free number, chat entry points on the main site and email contact options show that help is available across multiple channels, with support advertised as operating around the clock for core hosting services. Payment can be made using common credit and debit cards, PayPal, Alipay and a selection of cryptocurrencies through Coinbase, allowing both domestic and international customers to register and renew domains without needing a local card. Once a domain is active it can be linked to hosting purchased from the same company or pointed at external name servers, giving flexibility for customers who want to separate DNS, hosting and registration while keeping their billing in one place.