Domain Name
A domain name is the human-readable address people type to reach your website — like yourbusiness.com. Behind the scenes it points to the server where your site is hosted, so people never have to remember a string of numbers.
Why does owning your domain matter?
Your domain is your identity and your email address. If it is registered in someone else's account, you do not truly control your own brand — and reclaiming it later can be painful. Owning the domain outright is a basic protection every business should insist on.
At Nabee, your domain stays yours. During a payment plan the studio operates everything for you, and full ownership of the project transfers after payment 24 — but the domain is your business asset throughout, not something held hostage.
A concrete example
My Permit Pass and Metro X each live at their own address that customers can find and trust. A memorable, owned domain is the front door; everything else — hosting, SSL, email — connects behind it.
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Common questions
- Do I own my domain name?
- You should always own it. Nabee keeps the domain registered as your business asset even while operating the site for you on a plan.
- How much does a domain cost?
- Most common domains cost roughly $10–$20 a year to register. Premium or short names can cost far more on the resale market.
- Can I keep my domain if I leave?
- Yes. The domain is yours, so it stays with you regardless of who builds or hosts the site.