.no.com Domain Registration — What You Get
The honest position first: .no.com was one of eight second-level zones CentralNic switched off on 30 April 2017 — alongside .ar.com, .gb.com, .kr.com and .uy.com — and no relaunch by any operator has been verified since. DNSimple, which had to sunset the names for its customers, reported that no new registrations are permitted and existing names could not be renewed once expired; the zones were removed from the registry name servers.
Why a price is still quoted: our supplier feed still carries a .no.com line at ₹31,346 register / ₹33,304 renew, and stale listings persist across the industry — price-comparison pages and a few registrar catalogues still show the zone. We treat that stock as unconfirmed rather than promising a registration we may not be able to file. Ask our desk before committing.
For Norway-facing needs the live option is the real .no country code (Norid's zone) or a .com spelling — both actively operated and quoted by our desk in INR.
Who Can Register a .no.com Domain Name
Today, in practical terms: nobody can be promised one. Before April 2017 the zone was open to anyone worldwide with no local presence — the same terms CentralNic keeps for its surviving zones — but the operator shut the registry down and no successor has been verified.
If a name is ever confirmed available through our supplier, the order would run through our desk with availability verified in writing before payment.
- Zone switched off by CentralNic on 30 April 2017; no verified relaunch since.
- Stale registrar and price-comparison listings persist — we treat them as unconfirmed.
- Any order would be desk-verified in writing before we charge anything.
What a .no.com Domain Is Used For
Historically .no.com served Norway-facing brands and defensive portfolios that wanted a .com-shaped spelling without the real country code's rules. That use ended with the 2017 shutdown.
The working substitutes today are the real country codes — the real .no country code — or a plain .com spelling. For an Indian business selling into that market, the real country code is what local customers type and trust.
.no.com Domain Registration Plans & Pricing (INR)
Our feed lists .no.com at ₹31,346 a year for registration and ₹33,304 for renewal, read on 4 November 2026, before 18% GST. We print it because hiding it helps nobody — but this is a rarely-stocked premium second-level brand whose operator shut the zone down in 2017: priced accordingly, availability unconfirmed, ask our desk before committing.
| TLD | Registration (₹/yr) | Renewal (₹/yr) | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .no.com | ₹31,346 | ₹33,304 | Norway-flavoured second level — discontinued 2017, unconfirmed stock | Register |
| .com | ₹1,380 | ₹1,480 | Global default, brand names | Register |
| .in | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 | Indian identity | Register |
| .co.in | ₹809 | ₹877 | Indian corporate second level | Register |
WebJi billing prices, read on 4 November 2026 — the renewal column is what the second and later years cost, before 18% GST.
.no.com Renewal, Transfer and Expiry Rules
No renewal or transfer mechanics can be promised for a zone whose registry was switched off. When CentralNic ended these eight zones it stated existing names could not be renewed after expiry, and the zones came off the registry name servers entirely.
If our desk ever confirms live stock, the surviving CentralNic family rules would likely govern (auth-code transfers, 33+28+5 day quarantine ladder) — but we would confirm that in writing with the quote.
.no.com vs .com and .in for an Indian Business
For an Indian business this zone is not a live option, so the comparison is between the real alternatives: the real .no country code for that market, .com as the global default, .in for Indian identity.
- .no.com — discontinued second level; unconfirmed stock; ask our desk.
- the real .no country code — the real country code for the market.
- .com — global default, ₹1,380/year, renewal ₹1,480.
- .in — Indian identity, ₹1,000/year.
How to Register a .no.com Domain with WebJi
You may not be able to register one at all — that is the honest starting point. Here is the process if you still want the name.
Steps:
- Search your name with the domain search box on this page — a free result in this zone still needs desk verification because catalogue data is stale.
- Write to support@webji.services; we check live availability with the supplier before anything else.
- We confirm price, availability and the rules in writing; you decide; nothing is charged until then.
- If the name is confirmed, payment runs in INR by UPI, card or net-banking with the GST invoice at once.
- If it is not, we will say so and quote the real-country-code or .com alternative instead.
Why WebJi for .no.com Domain Registration
WebJi has sold and managed domains since 2005, and the same team handles registry rules, renewal windows and desk-verified transfers for uncommon zones like .no.com today.
- Selling domains since 2005, with registry procedures for .no.com handled in-house.
- 12,000+ clients across India and overseas keep their domains at WebJi®.
- 24/7 email support in Hindi and English at support@webji.services, average first reply under 60 minutes.
- INR pricing with an 18% GST invoice on every order, payable by UPI, card or net-banking.
- Free migration of an existing site or DNS, subject to terms and approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a .no.com domain cost in India?
Our feed lists .no.com at ₹31,346 a year for registration and ₹33,304 for renewal, read on 4 November 2026 and before 18% GST — but the zone was discontinued by its operator in 2017 and stock is unconfirmed, so ask our desk before committing.
What happened to .no.com domains?
CentralNic switched the zone off on 30 April 2017, along with seven other second-level .com zones (.ar.com, .gb.com, .kr.com, .uy.com and others). No new registrations were permitted afterwards, existing names could not be renewed past expiry, and the zones were removed from the registry name servers. No relaunch has been verified since.
Can I still register a .no.com domain?
Not through any verified live channel. Some registrar and price-comparison listings still show the zone, but they appear stale. At WebJi the desk checks live availability in writing before quoting or charging anything.
Why is a price still shown for .no.com?
Because our supplier feed still carries the zone and we do not hide prices. We label it what it is — a rarely-stocked premium second-level brand whose operator shut the zone down — and verify availability before any order.
What should I use instead of .no.com?
The real country code for the market you are targeting, or a .com spelling. Those are endings customers recognise and registries actively operate; our desk quotes both in INR.
How do transfers and renewals work for .no.com?
They cannot be promised for a discontinued zone — when CentralNic ended these names it stated renewals were not possible after expiry. If live stock is ever confirmed, we state the exact terms in writing with the quote.

