Namecheap

Namecheap

Namecheap was founded in 2000 with the goal of providing top-quality domains at affordable prices along with excellent customer service. Over the years, we have expanded our offerings to include hosting, security services, managed WordPress, and many other innovative solutions. As your online projects, ideas, and goals have evolved, so have we, ensuring that we offer you everything you need to succeed.

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93
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Global

#5222

United States

#3348

Computers Electronics and Technology/Web Hosting and Domain Names

#10

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | namecheap.com | Gary Stevens

    A customer lands on your website. In the first three seconds, they decide whether to trust you. They don’t say it aloud — but they’re evaluating everything: speed, clarity, design, and flow. One hiccup, one outdated layout, one insecure payment screen — and they’re gone. That’s the reality of modern e-commerce. It’s not about flashy features or expensive ad campaigns. It’s about invisible, often unspoken standards that signal legitimacy and performance.

  • 1 week ago | namecheap.com | Gary Stevens

    Expired domains are far from a lost cause. In fact, they represent a hidden gold mine for small businesses and start-ups willing to think beyond traditional methods. While many believe that every great domain is already taken, the reality is quite the opposite. This article will explore unconventional strategies for unearthing these hidden treasures.

  • 3 weeks ago | namecheap.com | Jackie Dana

    Starting a business is an exciting journey, but the first steps can feel overwhelming. Many aspiring entrepreneurs hesitate, held back by costs, technical hurdles, or uncertainty about where to begin. The biggest mistake? Not starting at all. That’s why Namecheap has created the Business Starter Kit— a free, all-in-one solution that removes the barriers to launching your business online.

  • 4 weeks ago | namecheap.com | Jackie Dana

    It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that localization is all about accurately translating your website to the required language for the region you want to expand into. But a one-to-one translation that’s perfectly accurate misses out on opportunities to really refine your website to drive conversions from your new market.

  • 1 month ago | namecheap.com | Gary Stevens

    AI-generated content is everywhere. It’s faster, cheaper, and has been widely adopted by marketers — over 80% say they’ve integrated it into their workflows. On the surface, this might suggest AI has been fully accepted as a content tool. But widespread use doesn’t automatically mean widespread trust. The real question is: how do audiences perceive this content? And does the appearance of authenticity matter more than the reality?

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