Transfer your domain
to Replanta

How domain transfer to Replanta works

\r\n Transferring your domain to Replanta is the first logical step if you want a \r\n green hosting consistent with your project. Not only do you consolidate management with a single provider, \r\n but you also take advantage of the extra year of renewal that is added in most extensions \r\n (.com, .net, .org, .es, and many more) when you complete the transfer correctly. \r\n

What changes and what doesn't change when transferring

\r\n During the transfer process, your website and email can continue to function exactly the same. \r\n The domain continues to point to the same DNS until we decide together on the moment of change. \r\n If you also move your website to our eco-friendly WordPress hosting, we plan a changeover window so that neither your visitors nor your sales notice the jump.

Transfer steps, no fine print

1. You prepare the domain with your current provider. You unlock it (status “OK” or similar), check that the owner's email is accessible and obtain the authorization code (AuthCode / EPP). In some ccTLDs (.es, for example) this step is simpler.
2. You initiate the request at Replanta. Enter the domain in the transfer form, add the AuthCode and choose whether you want us to adjust the DNS or keep them as is.
3. You confirm security emails. The current registrar may send you an email to accept the transfer; it is a standard measure to prevent unauthorized transfers.
4. You wait for the propagation window. In generic extensions (.com, .net, .org…) the transfer usually takes 1 to 5 days. In many country-code domains the change is almost immediate once approved.
5. We review DNS and renewal together. Once the domain is in Replanta, we leave the DNS closed to your current hosting or to your new eco hosting with us, and we confirm the new expiration date with the added year.

At all times you have someone from the support team following your case. There are no tickets that get lost in an anonymous system: we work with few projects and we get involved in each migration so you can focus on what matters: your business.

If you are still not sure if you only want to transfer the domain or also move your website and email to a sustainable hosting environment, we can review your case in a brief call and recommend the ideal order.

Domain prices that are understood at first glance

Many providers attract with a first-year offer and hide the real cost of renewals. At Replanta we have decided the opposite: clear prices, no trap promotions and with a rate chart where you can see at a glance how much you will pay today and how much in one, three, or five years.

When you transfer a domain to Replanta you only pay for the transfer (which includes a one-year renewal in the majority of extensions) and the new validity period is fully visible in your panel. No surcharges for “administrative management”, no mandatory packs or forced extras to keep basic functions like redirects or DNS active.

This is how we handle renewals

• Proactive reminders. We notify you well in advance before each renewal to avoid accidental expirations.
• My prices, my rules. You can renew year by year or several years at once if you want to fix costs and forget about it.
• No surprise increases. If a registration changes prices significantly, we inform you and suggest alternatives (for example, switching from a very expensive TLD to a more reasonable one).

Our goal is for your domain to be a stable, predictable asset and aligned with an environment of sustainable hosting where you don't have to check every bill with a magnifying glass. Your focus should be on your project, not on deciphering rates.

Domain security and privacy, included

Bringing your domain to Replanta is not just a convenience decision, it's also an improvement in the layer of security and privacy that protects your brand. The entire DNS part integrates with our approach to green hosting: performance, but also a smaller attack surface.

DNSSEC, blocking and change control

\r\n In compatible extensions, we can enable DNSSEC to prevent an attacker from manipulating DNS responses\r\n and redirecting traffic to a malicious server. Additionally, we keep your domain in “clientTransferProhibited” status,\r\n unless you request a change yourself, reducing the risk of domain hijacking.\r\n We enable DNSSEC where the registry allows and validate the configuration with your DNS.We control

• transfer locks and ownership changes with traceability.
• We check that the NS and key records (A, AAAA, MX, CNAME) point where they should before and after each critical change.

WHOIS privacy without losing control

When regulations allow, we add WHOIS protection to hide your personal data from spam bots and scrapers. We do this without complicating the contact verification process or blocking you when you need to prove domain ownership for legal procedures, certifications, or external integrations.

Result: a better-protected domain, consistent with a sustainable project that takes care of both the infrastructure and the data of the people behind it.

Spanish support that speaks your language (and that of the DNS)

Many transfers become complicated due to lack of support. At Replanta, we combine Spanish support with a healthy obsession for keeping your domain and your DNS impeccable. You won't have to learn the entire dictionary of a registrar to move a simple domain name.

From the moment you indicate the domain, we open a dedicated thread where we guide you step by step: what to touch in your current provider, how to get the AuthCode, how to check that the contacts are up to date and when it is worth coordinating the migration to green WordPress hosting.

What we do for you in the technical part

• We propose the appropriate DNS strategy : keep current DNS, switch to our DNS or to a third party (Cloudflare, for example).
• We check the previous configuration to avoid email or website outages during the change window.
• We assign the domain to your eco hosting plan if you decide to host the website with us as well.

The idea is simple: you decide the “why” and the “when”; we take care of the “how” to ensure that the transition is smooth and transparent for your users.

Real transfer times and how to avoid downtime

The transfer time of a domain depends on the extension and the behavior of the source registrar. Our goal is for you to understand the timelines from minute one and know what happens at each stage of the process.

Quick references by domain type

• .com, .net, .org and similar generics: the usual is from 1 to 5 days from when you accept the transfer at the current provider.
• .es and other territorial domains: in many cases the change is processed in hours (sometimes minutes) after the OK from Red.es or equivalent organizations.
• Domains with extra protection or incidents: if the domain is blocked or the holder's data is outdated, it may require additional validations.

Meanwhile, your website keeps breathing

During the transfer itself, the domain continues resolving against the same DNS servers. This means that your website and your email can continue functioning as always. If you also migrate your site to our sustainable hosting, we first prepare a complete copy, test it in our environment, and only when everything is validated do we point the domain to the new server.

This way of working, closer to that of a technical agency that compared to a simple registrar, is what allows us to promise you something simple: the transition to a more efficient and eco-friendly infrastructure doesn't have to mean sleepless nights watching over your website.

Onboarding Replanta: from loose domain to green ecosystem

Transferring your domain is just the entryway. Our onboarding is designed so that, if you want, in a few days you have your domain, your website, and your email integrated into a eco-friendly hosting ecosystem measurable and optimized.

Step by step, without improvising

1. Initial diagnosis. We ask you how everything is set up today: where your website is hosted, who manages DNS, what services depend on the domain (CRM, newsletters, forms).
2. Migration plan. We define an order: first domain, then website; or domain + website at the same time, depending on your context. If you come to our green WordPress hosting, we include performance tests and digital footprint.
3. Execution and testing. We clone the website, adjust cache and CDN, measure with PageSpeed and carbon footprint tools to see how much we gain in speed and energy efficiency.
4. DNS change and verification. We schedule the cut during a low traffic period, point the domain to the new hosting, and monitor the behavior in real time.
5. Final checklist. We review SSL certificates, redirects, emails, sitemaps, and any integration that depends on the domain.

It's not just about "moving files", but about taking advantage of the migration to improve the technical health of your project: less resource consumption, lower loading times, and a foundation on which your SEO and content strategy can grow without friction.

The ideal result of onboarding is simple: you forget about the technical part, your domain and your website work better and you know that the infrastructure you trust is aligned with your sustainability values.