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Dot NL Domains

The Netherlands is a small state in Europe, but in view of the fact that almost 90% of the population are active web users, the state is a preferred market for any company that offers goods or services online. This is the reason for the popularity of the local domain name extension .NL. The TLD was the first country-specific extension ever launched and with more than 5,000,000 active domains, it is at present one of the most widely used country-specific domain extensions. With such a domain, you can target not only the Netherlands, but also regions with Dutch-speaking people in the neighboring countries, which means an even larger market for your website. As the local Registry organization doesn’t sell domains directly to end clients, you will have to acquire your dot NL domain name through a 3rd-party company, such as ours. With a dot NL domain, you will get in touch with the local population easier and your website will rank better in local search results.

We can register your new name within a matter of minutes or you can transfer your existing domain over to our registrar firm and start administrating it along with your web hosting space. The dot NL Registrant and Administrative contact need to have valid Dutch contact details, so if you want to purchase a dot NL domain for a local firm branch, it will have to be registered on behalf of that branch, not on the mother company’s behalf. The fact that more than 60% of the existing .NL domains are registered by companies and organizations speaks for itself.

Dot NL Domain Management with tortillero

With tortillero's top-notch Domain Manager, you are able to manage numerous .NL domain names with no effort. An important part of our user-friendly, custom-made Web Hosting Control Panel, it enables you to change your domains' DNS controls and WHOIS data with a couple of clicks of your mouse. And above all, you don't need to worry about nothing - from our dedicated 24/7/365 support team to our extensive library of help tutorials, we've got your back!