Customer Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for tasks on NameBright: changing nameservers, initiating transfers, setting up two-factor authentication, and managing account roles.
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Reference articles covering NameBright's billing model, DNS record limits, supported TLDs, and technical specs, written for readers who need exact numbers.
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Common questions about NameBright answered directly: at-cost pricing, transfer rules, account creation, and what happens when a domain expires.
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Domain Transfers Transfer a Domain to NameBright
Confirm the domain is unlocked at its current registrar and get its auth code from them. Copy the domain authorization code from the current registrar.…
Domain Search & Registration Search for an Available Domain
Go to namebright.com and, using the domain search bar, enter a domain name or keyword. Review the result for the exact name you searched. Select Add to…
DNS & Nameserver Management Change a Domain's Nameservers
NameBright's default nameservers are ns1.namebrightdns.com and ns2.namebrightdns.com. You can point a domain to a different set instead, or reset it back…
Knowledgebase
Start with the concepts
Domain Name Basics How domain registration actually works
Three parties make domain registration work: ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) sets the overall policy rules for how domain…
ICANN, Policy & Industry The 60-Day Transfer Lock Rule, Explained
ICANN policy requires a 60-day lock that prevents a domain from transferring to a different registrar in three specific situations: immediately after…
Domain Lifecycle & Renewals The Domain Lifecycle, Explained
Every domain name moves through the same broad sequence of stages, whether it's registered for one year or renewed for decades: Registration — you…
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