Register European Domain Names — .es, .eu and .it | register.com.es

Register European
domain names.

Search .es, .eu and .it in one pass, register in a click or a curl, and manage DNS from the dashboard or the CLI. Flat pricing, no add-ons to untick.

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3registries, no resellers
99.99%anycast DNS uptime
€0WHOIS privacy, forever
Built for automation

Register a domain in one request.

Every action in the dashboard is an API call you can make yourself: search, register, renew, edit DNS, move nameservers, pull the auth code. Idempotency keys, webhooks on expiry, and a Terraform provider if you keep infra in code.

POST /v1/domains
curl -X POST https://api.register.com.es/v1/domains \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $REG_KEY" \
  -d '{"name":"heliostat.es","years":1,
      "nameservers":["ns1.vercel-dns.com"],
      "privacy":true}'

→ 201 Created
{
  "id": "dom_9Qk2vTm",
  "status": "active",
  "expires_at": "2027-09-16"
}

The parts other registrars charge extra for.

ns

Anycast DNS with an editor that diffs

Change records in a text editor, see the diff, then apply. Every change is versioned and revertible.

@

Email forwarding and catch-all

Unlimited aliases with SPF and DKIM set up for you, so mail from your domain actually arrives.

Transfers in bulk, auth codes on screen

Paste a list, we handle the rest. Leaving is the same: codes are in your account, no support ticket.

acl

Teams, roles and audit log

Invite your team, scope keys per project, and see who changed which record and when.

One price. Renews at the same price.

VAT added at checkout where it applies
.esSpain · Red.es
€9.90 /yr

Open to anyone in the world. No local presence or documents needed.

.euEurope · EURid
€7.50 /yr

For residents, citizens and companies in the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway.

.itItaly · Registro.it
€12.40 /yr

EU and EEA, plus Switzerland, San Marino and Vatican City.

Move your first domain over in five minutes.

Free transfers, a year added to whatever time is left, and a support inbox answered by people who run DNS for a living.