A properly configured domain is crucial to a professional email setup. Our domain management system was built from the gound up with your email's needs in mind.

Lots of TLD's to choose from

Is your ideal .com not available? We support over 60 other TLD options to help you make the right decision and make your business fly. Don't see what you are looking for? We can always transfer or delegate an existing domain so you get the best tools and support for your name.

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Domain management tools

Our DNS management system is based on the latest DNS technology available. Highly redundant and super fast; add a record to your zone and it is immediately online. Additionally, we support all types of resource records for superior domain control (SRV and TXT included).

We set up all new domains with logical defaults in order to minimise spam to your mailboxes.

Register your new domain

Contact us today to register a new domain and get started with a new email and website.

Already have a domain? Delegate or transfer to Databias.

You can leave your domain with your current registrar and point (delegate) all requests to Databias' nameservers. This avoids the hassle of unlocking and transfering a domain. We however would prefer you to transfer your domain to us - it's easier and simpler and means you get a single invoice for all your hosting services.

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Very serious about security

We have noticed a dramatic increase in cybercrime this year and we would like to encourage all our customers to take cybersecurity very seriously. Mimecast’s seventh annual State of Email Security (SOES) report makes for sober reading.

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Latest self-help article

Modus operandi for hackers

Hackers email legitimate looking mails (phishing) that usually have some form of urgency, and include a link. The user clicks on the link, the web page they are taken to looks like Microsoft, for example, and the user then enters their credentials to log in, thereby giving their username and password to the hacker.

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