Transfer from GoDaddy
In your GoDaddy account, open the domain's settings, turn off the transfer lock, then choose to transfer the domain away to get the authorization code.
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Move your domain to Cloudoora with its EPP code. The transfer adds a year to your registration, and your website and email keep working.
Includes one year added to your registration.
How it works
The domain must be active, not expired or in redemption, and at least 60 days past its registration or last transfer.
Turn off the setting called Transfer Lock, Registrar Lock or Domain Lock. See how domain lock works.
Ask your current registrar for the authorization code, also called the EPP, auth or transfer code, and enter it when you start the transfer with us.
Confirm the transfer email sent to the domain's contact address. The domain moves once both registrars finish, with a year added.
Where is your domain now?
In your GoDaddy account, open the domain's settings, turn off the transfer lock, then choose to transfer the domain away to get the authorization code.
In Namecheap's Domain List, click Manage next to the domain, open Sharing and Transfer, turn off Domain Lock and request the Auth Code. Namecheap emails it to you.
Google Domains moved to Squarespace. In Squarespace, open the domain, unlock it and get the authorization code from the transfer settings.
At Bluehost, Hostinger and most other hosts, look for Transfer Lock or Registrar Lock and EPP or Auth Code in the domain's management page.
Will my site go down?
A transfer moves the domain's registration, not your website or email.
01Moves to Cloudoora | 02Stays as it is |
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The company that manages your domain registration. | Everything that makes your site and email work. |
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Prices
The transfer price includes one year added to your registration. After that, the domain renews at its renewal price.
Renews at €11.48 a year.
Renews at €14.50 a year.
Renews at €13.44 a year.
Renews at €29.88 a year.
Renews at €67.14 a year.
Renews at €91.98 a year.
Renews at €15.50 a year.
Renews at €41.39 a year.
Help with your move
Not sure where to find the lock or the code? Our team helps you through the transfer.
Your nameservers and records carry over unchanged unless you change them, so your website and email keep working during the move.
After the transfer, DNS, renewals and WHOIS privacy are managed from your Cloudoora dashboard.
Prefer Cloudflare for DNS? Connect the domain to it from your dashboard.
FAQ
Unlock the domain at your current registrar, get its EPP authorization code, then start the transfer in your Cloudoora account and enter the code. Approve the confirmation email and the transfer completes.
It depends on the extension. A .com transfer costs €11.11 and includes one year added to the registration; it then renews at €11.48 a year. See all domain prices.
The transfer itself is paid, but the price covers the extra year added to your registration, so you are not paying twice. Our team can help you with the move.
An EPP code, also called an authorization, auth or transfer code, is a password for your domain. Your current registrar gives it to you, and it proves you own the domain when you transfer it.
Usually 5 to 7 days for .com and other generic extensions. It can be faster if you approve the transfer at your current registrar. Some country extensions take longer.
In GoDaddy, open the domain's settings, turn off the transfer lock and get the authorization code. Then start the transfer with us and enter the code.
In Namecheap, go to Domain List, Manage, then Sharing and Transfer. Turn off Domain Lock and request the Auth Code, which Namecheap emails to you. Enter it when you start the transfer with us.
Usually not. A transfer changes which registrar manages the domain. If your nameservers and DNS records stay the same, your website and email keep working.
Usually not right away. Generic extensions such as .com cannot be transferred for 60 days after a registration or a previous transfer.
No, for generic extensions the remaining time carries over and the transfer adds a year on top.
The usual reasons are that the domain is still locked, it is within 60 days of its registration or last transfer, it has expired, or the EPP code is wrong. See domain lock and unlock.