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Domain ending .plus · €42.70 a year

Register a .plus domain.

For add-on offers, premium services and memberships. Check whether your domain with .plus is available and order it directly from CHnet Solutions.

At a glance

The key facts about .plus domains.

Price
€42.70 per year, incl. 19 % VAT
Registry
Identity Digital
Term
Twelve months from registration, then the contract renews automatically. Consumers can cancel at any time with one month’s notice after the first term.
Notice period
7 days before the renewal date (Terms, Annex A)
Transfer
Request the authorisation code (AuthInfo) in the customer portal – it is sent free of charge by email.

How it works

How ordering works.

  1. Check

    Check your domain name and add it to the cart.

  2. Confirm

    Enter your e-mail address – you receive a confirmation link.

  3. Contract

    Enter your contract details and store a payment method – nothing is charged until our collective invoice after registration.

  4. Online

    We register the domain and send you the access details for the customer portal.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

How much does a .plus domain cost?
€42.70 per year, incl. 19 % VAT. Each domain is billed for twelve months, with our collective invoice on the 1st of the month after registration or renewal.
Until when can I cancel a .plus domain?
Your cancellation must reach us at least 7 days before the renewal date; the contract then ends with the current term (Terms, Annex A). Consumers can cancel at any time with one month’s notice after the first term. You can cancel in the customer portal, without signing in via “Cancel contracts here”, or by email.
Can I transfer my .plus domain to another provider?
Yes. Request the authorisation code (AuthInfo) in the customer portal; we send it free of charge by email, even if an invoice is still open.

Terms (German)

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