Domeneshop Email, NOK 29.00/mo. on Linux Emails

Email has been updated on January 23, 2026 (added July 3, 2019)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	DNS
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Norway
⚑ Targeting :	DK FI NO SE UK US

See also initial Email plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Domene.shop operates as the international-facing storefront for Domeneshop AS, a Norway-based domain registrar and hosting provider that has been active since 1996. They focus on the practical essentials—domains, DNS, email, and Linux web hosting—built around a self-service customer portal where most changes (registrant data, renewals, DNS records, upgrades, ownership changes) are handled directly by the account holder.

The company scale is meaningful for a regional specialist: they handle 650,000+ domains for 120,000+ customers, and they run day-to-day operations with a compact team (they state 16 employees) across offices in Oslo, Larvik, and Kristiansand. Since August 2024, they have been part of Miss Group, while still operating under the Domeneshop brand.

Their core product line starts with domain registration across 300+ TLDs, with related workflows such as transfers-in, ownership changes, WHOIS search, and domain availability monitoring (useful when a name is expiring or expected to drop). For customers who want to centralize administration without changing hosting, they also offer a registrar service concept: keeping domains under their management while controlling contact data and nameservers in one place.

On the DNS side, every registered domain can be paired with DNS and WWW forwarding that includes an unusually complete record set for a registrar-grade control panel: A, CNAME, AAAA (IPv6), NS, MX, SRV, and TXT records, plus unlimited subdomain pointers and unlimited web forwarding rules. Customers can also delegate mail handling to external MX servers when needed.

For higher resilience, they provide Slave-DNS at no extra cost, adding a secondary nameserver that periodically pulls zone updates from a customer’s primary DNS. This reduces single-provider dependence and can keep a domain resolving even if a primary DNS setup goes offline.

Email hosting is positioned as a straightforward, business-usable mailbox service with anti-spam and antivirus scanning on inbound traffic, plus user-controlled filtering via Sieve. The email product includes 20 mailboxes, each with 15 GB storage (upgradeable to 50 GB per mailbox), and supports POP3 / IMAP / SMTP plus webmail. Aliases and routing are flexible: addresses can point to one or multiple mailboxes and/or forward externally.

Their web hosting is built on Linux and bundles the same DNS and email functionality as the standalone email service. They offer four tiers—Web Light, Web Standard, Web Pro, and Web Max—scaling storage, mailbox counts, and database allocations. The stack targets common PHP site use cases: PHP 8, MySQL/MariaDB, FTP/SFTP, optional SSH, CGI scripting, and one-click WordPress support. HTTPS is included via free SSL for up to 100 subdomains. They also include a classic site builder on the entry tiers, and Sitebuilder AI for WordPress on the higher tiers.

Beyond the core hosting/registrar toolkit, they also resell Microsoft 365 subscriptions for customers who want domain + mailbox identity tied together under one provider relationship.

Domene.shop supports multiple interface languages—Norwegian, English, Swedish, and Danish—and the platform remembers language and currency/VAT display preferences via cookies, which is useful for international customers managing recurring renewals and multi-year domain portfolios.