When should you choose .com?
A .com address works well when your brand does not need to identify a particular industry. Consider how the name sounds, how people spell it after hearing it, and whether it will still suit your business as it grows.
A practical example
A shop launching in Mexico and planning to sell internationally can keep one .com address. Use subdirectories for languages or markets and maintain a consistent identity.
Before you register
If your preferred name is taken, try a short variation that preserves your brand. Too many words or hyphens make it harder to remember; another extension may be clearer than a much longer name.
Before confirming registration
A search does not reserve a name. Check spelling, registrant details and the registration period. Registration is confirmed when the provider completes the operation. Read the terms of service y el privacy notice.
If you already own the domain, review how to prepare a transfer. For help choosing a name, read our practical guide.