Typically, domain transfers take between 5–7 business days. Some registrars offer faster processing if both old and new registrars confirm quickly.

Yes, but you must initiate the transfer before the expiration date. If expired, you’ll need to renew with the current registrar first, then transfer later.

Some providers, like Namecheap or Cloudflare, include free WHOIS privacy. Others charge extra. Always check before choosing a registrar.

Normally, your website stays live because DNS settings remain unchanged until the transfer completes. Still, check your nameserver configuration to avoid downtime.

Yes, but pricing varies. .com domains are cheapest, while premium extensions like .io or .ai cost more even at low cost registrars.

You can, but ICANN requires a 60-day lock period after registration or transfer. So, you can only transfer after this period.

Transfer fees are often promotional and lower, while renewal fees are recurring and may be higher. Always compare both before deciding.

No, your remaining months are carried over, and you also get 1 additional year added when paying transfer fees.

Yes. Companies with many domains save significant amounts by choosing affordable renewals, especially when managing portfolios of 50+ domains.

Most providers accept credit cards, PayPal, and digital wallets. Some global registrars also accept cryptocurrency.