Brexit: guarantee the continuity of your .eu domain name
The transition period for Brexit is coming to an end. Get in compliance before January 1, 2021 in order to guarantee the continuity of your .eu domain name.
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Wave your pride flag, .gay domains are open to everyone!
Starting September 16, 2020, .gay domains will be available for all at the standard price.
Who remembers the original gandi.net homepage?
Our values haven’t changed in 20 years but thankfully we can’t say the same about our website!
6 SSL certificate FAQs you may have
Answers to seven of the most common questions people have about SSL certificates
WordPress File Manager vulnerability—actions and advice
A “zero-day” vulnerability was recently discovered in the “File Manager” plugin widely used by the WordPress community. As a result, millions of WordPress sites have been attacked so far this month.
Now .gay is in Landrush!
The Early Access Period for .gay begins September 8 and goes through September 15. The registration price during this phase will get lower each day, get your .gay before it’s too late!
Restoration period on 21 domains reduced as of September 9, 2020
Uniregistry has informed us that as of September 9, 2020 at 9:00 AM Pacific, they will be reducing the restoration period from 180 days down to 30 days.
How much does a domain cost and what comes with it?
When launching a new website, setting up a new email system, or just buying a domain before someone else does, people often ask, “how much does a domain really cost?”
Metacartes, a Gandi supported project
Metacartes, a Gandi supported project,offers new collaborative approaches to companies and non-profits through education and innovative tools.
Register your .nz before the end of September
The registry for .nz has informed us of a price increase on .nz domain to take place on September 30, 2020 at 12:00 UTC.
Gandi20 continues with more fun and games on social media!
Many contests each month until the end of the year.
How do you register a domain for life?
Launching a website requires registering a domain name. Can you register one forever though?