Registering a New Domain Name Carrie SmahaUpdated on February 4, 2026 3 Minute Read Current InMotion Hosting customers can register new domains within their Account Management Panel (AMP). Not a customer yet? It’s easy to register a domain with us! InMotion Hosting offers domain name registrations for the following TLD (top-level domain) extensions: .com .net .biz .info .org .academy .agency .app .best .blog .cash .cloud .design .life .online .shop .solutions .store .wiki .world .xyz Of note, if you want to register a domain name with a .us extension, you must have a physical US address. How to Register a New Domain Name Domain Privacy What about other domain extensions? Don’t have time to read our article? Watch our walk-through video. How to Register a New Domain Name Login to AMP (Account Management Panel). Click the Register Domain button in the Manage My Account section.Or hover over Domains in the top navigation menu then click Register New Domain. You will then be taken to the Domains page. Once you type in the domain name that you would like to register, you will be presented with more options. When you have confirmed your selection, the journey will proceed to the Term & Privacy page. After you have made your selection and click Add To Cart, you will proceed to the Cart Checkout where you can review your order, select a payment method, and order your new domain. Once the order is complete, you can now begin to use your domain! Domain Privacy Did you know that whenever a domain name is registered, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) requires your personal information be published in the WHOIS database? This includes your mailing address, phone number, and email address! With Domain Privacy Protection from InMotion Hosting, we will make our information available to the public instead of yours. This can help protect you from potential spammers, telemarketers, and even identity thieves. This would cost only an additional $15.99 annually! Otherwise, we would have to use the billing information we currently have on file for your account. This is usually the name and address of the person who subscribed for the hosting account initially. Your name will remain as the registrant contact so that you retain complete ownership of the domain. To register a new domain you will first need to log into AMP. If you need more information about logging into AMP. Domain Privacy Protection is available with all hosting accounts, including shared hosting, VPS hosting, and our dedicated servers. What about other domain extensions? Keep in mind you can still host any domain with InMotion by pointing to our nameservers, and adding the domain to your cPanel. There are many other domain extensions that are available as well. There are extensions specific to every country as well as other more restrictive extensions such as .edu. Very soon, ICANN will be releasing around 700 other extensions for sale as well. If you need a domain that has an extension different from the ones we offer, your best bet is to visit Google and do a search for a registrar of that type. For example, if I want a .ca domain, I would do a search for “register .ca domain“. Share this Article Carrie Smaha Senior Manager Marketing Operations Carrie Smaha is a Senior Marketing Operations leader with over 20 years of experience in digital strategy, web development, and IT project management. She specializes in go-to-market programs and SaaS solutions for WordPress and VPS Hosting, working closely with technical teams and customers to deliver high-performance, scalable platforms. At InMotion Hosting, she drives product marketing initiatives that blend strategic insight with technical depth. More Articles by Carrie Related Articles How to Change the Primary Domain in cPanel How to Transfer a Domain Name to InMotion Hosting SPF and DKIM Records: Combating Spam How to Add/Cancel Domain Privacy in AMP Registering a New Domain Name How to Park a Domain in cPanel How to Change Your Domain Nameservers in AMP How To Fix the “DNS Server Not Responding” Error on Windows and Mac Wildcard Subdomains and DNS How to Create a Subdomain in cPanel