Register and buy FI domain name
An FI domain name is a domain ending in .fi. It is also the official top-level domain for Finland. If you operate in Finland, a .fi domain name is the natural choice. An FI domain name can be registered for 1–5 years. Private individuals and organizations outside Finland can also register an FI domain. Use the search box below to check if the domain name you want to register is available.
Register FI domain names in just a few minutes
You can easily check whether the domain name you want to register is available via our online store. The price is displayed after the domain name’s availability has been checked. If it is available, you can register it directly in a few minutes.
If you already have a domain name that you want to transfer to us, you do the same: enter the domain name in the search box and select to transfer it. You will need a transfer code (also known as an auth code or EPP code) to complete the transfer. When it is time to renew your domain name, you will receive a reminder via email. Please note that in order to use your domain name, you will also need to purchase web hosting.
Tips for registering domain names
Choose a short name that is easy to remember:
Shorter domain names are easier for visitors to type and remember. Avoid unnecessary numbers or hyphens.
Go for a relevant and clear name:
The name should reflect your company, brand, or business so that visitors immediately understand what the site is about.
Check availability on social media:
If you plan to use social media for marketing, make sure the same name is available there to maintain a consistent profile.
Select the appropriate top-level domain (.fi, .ax, .com, .eu, etc.)
Consider your target audience. For example, companies in Finland may prefer .fi, while international sites often use .com.
Protect your brand
Register multiple variations and common misspellings of your domain name to prevent competitors or fraudsters from taking them.
Double-check the spelling
Please ensure that you have spelled the domain name correctly. Once the domain name is registered, it cannot be canceled.
Need help finding a suitable FI domain name? Contact us and we will be happy to help you.
Frequently asked questions
An FI domain name is a domain ending in .fi and is the official top-level domain for Finland. An FI domain is the natural choice for companies and individuals in Finland. Individuals and companies outside Finland can also register an FI domain name.
You can use the search box above to check if the FI domain name you want to register is available. If so, you can proceed to our web shop and register the domain name. Once payment has been completed, the domain will be registered.
A top-level domain ending in .fi is the official top-level domain for Finland. Therefore, it is also the natural choice for companies and individuals in Finland to use this particular top-level domain. This clearly shows that you have a connection to Finland.
An FI domain name can be registered for 1-5 years. Through our web shop you can choose how many years you want to register your domain name for. You will receive an email from us well in advance of the domain name renewal date.
An FI domain name can be registered by anyone, both companies and private individuals. This applies worldwide.
Since our systems are automated, registering an FI domain name is very quick. Once payment has been completed, the domain name is registered. You will receive an email confirmation when the registration is complete.
To transfer your existing domain name to us, you need a transfer code from your current registrar. Go to our web shop and enter the domain name you want to transfer. Then enter the transfer code. The domain name will then be transferred to us. The transfer is completely free of charge. You only need to pay when the domain name is due for renewal.
The cost varies depending on how many years you register the domain name for. The easiest way is to go to our web shop and enter the domain name you want to register. The price for 1-5 years will then be clearly displayed.
