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    Register .lc Domain

    Compare 18 registrarsFrom $18.71/yrPrices updated 10 hours ago

    Compare .lc domain prices

    RegistrarPriceRenew PriceWHOIS PrivacyPayment Methods
    DynadotDynadot
    $21.60
    $21.60
    		Free
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    NameSiloNameSilo
    NAMEBETA
    $22.99
    $22.99
    		Free
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalBank TransferCryptocurrency
    NetimNetim
    $29.19
    $29.19
    		Free
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalBank TransferUnionPayCryptocurrency
    EuroDNSEuroDNS
    $40.97
    —
    		Paid
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    Network SolutionsNetwork Solutions
    $39.99
    $69.99
    		Paid
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    101domain101domain
    $36.99
    $49.99
    		Paid
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    GandiGandi
    $26.00
    $55.98
    		Free
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    iWantMyNameiWantMyName
    $54.90
    $61.99
    		Free
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    United DomainsUnited Domains
    $111.13
    $111.13
    		Paid
    Credit or Debit Card
    Europe RegistryEurope Registry
    $116.73
    $132.44
    		Free
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    MarcariaMarcaria
    $34.00
    —
    		Not offered
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalBank Transfer
    SavSav
    $18.71Cheapest
    $18.71Cheapest renewal
    		Free
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    EpikEpik
    $22.95
    $22.95
    		Free
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalBank Transfer
    PorkbunPorkbun
    $18.85
    $18.85
    		Free
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalApple PayGoogle PayBank TransferCryptocurrency
    GNAMEGNAME
    $36.00
    $36.00
    		Not offered
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    MonikerMoniker
    $35.99
    $41.19
    		Paid
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    EraNetEraNet
    $205.90
    $205.90
    		Paid
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    OrbitFourOrbitFour
    $23.00
    $23.00
    		Free
    Credit or Debit CardBank Transfer
    Type
    Country-code top-level domain
    Territory
    St. Lucia
    Registry
    University of Puerto Rico
    Launched
    DNSSEC
    Supported
    IDN
    Not supported
    Second-level Domains
    .co.lc.com.lc.edu.lc.gov.lc.net.lc.org.lc

    About .lc domain

    .lc is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) delegated to Saint Lucia, first created on September 3, 1991. The registry is operated by NIC.LC under the sponsorship of the University of Puerto Rico. Registrations can be made directly at the second level (e.g., example.lc) or beneath several defined second-level labels such as .com.lc, .net.lc, .co.lc, .org.lc, .l.lc, and .p.lc. The extension is notably marketed beyond its geographic origin due to its appeal as a domain hack for companies structured as LCs, LLCs, or PLCs. Dispute resolution for .lc follows the UDRP framework.

    Who can register .lc domain

    .lc is an open ccTLD with no geographic restrictions — anyone worldwide can register a second-level .lc domain or a name under .com.lc, .net.lc, .co.lc, or .org.lc. Registrants must certify that their chosen domain name reflects a legitimate interest, does not infringe on trademarks or third-party rights, and will not be used for any unlawful purpose. The .edu.lc subdomain is reserved exclusively for valid local educational institutions, and .gov.lc is restricted to government departments, agencies, and ministries. Local non-profit organizations can obtain a .org.lc domain free of charge through the registry.

    How to register .lc domain

    1. Search for your preferred .lc domain name using a registrar's availability tool. You can register directly at the second level (example.lc) or under a second-level label such as .com.lc, .l.lc, or .p.lc — check which format best suits your intended use before searching.

    2. Compare accredited registrars that offer .lc registrations, reviewing their pricing, renewal rates, and included features. Look for registrars that offer WHOIS privacy if that is important to you, and confirm whether your chosen registrar supports the specific second-level variant you want.

    3. Complete the checkout process by providing accurate registrant contact details and selecting your registration term. Be sure to certify during registration that your use of the domain does not infringe on any trademark or third-party rights, as this is a registry requirement.

    4. After registration, verify your contact information is accurate and configure your DNS settings to point the domain to your hosting or service. Keep your registrant details up to date, as the registry may revoke domains used for offensive, immoral, or illegal purposes including spam.

    Typical uses of .lc domain

    .lc domains are used by a broad range of registrants worldwide, not just those based in Saint Lucia. The extension has become particularly popular as a creative branding tool for businesses structured as limited companies, LLCs, or PLCs, thanks to domain hacks like company.lc or company.l.lc that incorporate the company type directly into the web address. Startups and established businesses alike use these formats to create memorable, professional-looking domains. Non-profits and educational institutions in Saint Lucia also use the .org.lc and .edu.lc subdomains for their official online presence.

    Tips for registering .lc domain

    • Domain names under .lc must be between 1 and 63 characters in length, can only contain letters, numbers, and hyphens, and may not begin or end with a hyphen.
    • The registry reserves the right to revoke any domain name used for offensive, immoral, or illegal purposes, including spam — ensure your intended use complies with registry policies before registering.
    • Local non-profit organizations may be eligible to receive a .org.lc domain free of charge directly through the registry, which is worth checking before paying through a commercial registrar.
    • .edu.lc and .gov.lc registrations can only be processed through NIC.LC directly, not through third-party commercial registrars.
    • When registering, you are certifying that the domain does not infringe on any trademark or third-party rights; this declaration is a formal part of the registration process and carries policy consequences.

    Frequently asked questions about .lc domain

    How much does it cost to register and renew a .lc domain?As of today, .lc domains start from $18.71/yr on NameBeta, with prices ranging up to $205.90/yr across 18 registrars. See the registrar comparison table on this page for live prices.
    Which registrars support .lc domains?NameBeta tracks 18 registrars that support .lc domain registration, with the cheapest option at $18.71/yr. Full list on this page.
    Who operates .lc domain?The registry for .lc domains is University of Puerto Rico.
    Who can register a .lc domain?

    .lc is open to any registrant worldwide without geographic or organizational restrictions for most second-level variants. The key requirement is that registrants certify their domain reflects a legitimate interest and does not violate trademark law or third-party rights. Restricted subdomains like .edu.lc and .gov.lc require applicants to be verified local educational institutions or government bodies, respectively, and must be registered directly through NIC.LC.

    Can I transfer a .lc domain between registrars?

    Transfers of .lc domains between accredited registrars follow standard inter-registrar transfer procedures. Before initiating a transfer, confirm that your domain is not within any post-registration lock period that may temporarily prevent outbound transfers. You will typically need an authorization code (also called an EPP or transfer key) from your current registrar, and both registrars must be accredited to handle .lc domains.

    What dispute resolution policy applies to .lc domains?

    .lc operates under the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP), the standard mechanism used across many TLDs for resolving trademark-based disputes. If a third party believes a .lc domain was registered in bad faith and infringes on their trademark, they can file a UDRP complaint with an approved dispute resolution provider. Successful complainants can have the domain transferred or cancelled without needing to go through national courts.

    Can a domain be revoked after registration?

    Yes — the NIC.LC registry retains the right to revoke a registered .lc domain if it is found to be used for offensive, immoral, or illegal purposes, including the sending of spam. This means that even after a domain is successfully registered and paid for, continued compliance with registry policies is required to maintain it. Registrants should review the official NIC.LC policies before registering to ensure their intended use is permitted.

    What are the domain hack possibilities with .lc?

    The .lc extension is well suited to domain hacks for companies and brands that include "LC", "LLC", or "PLC" in their name or structure. The registry specifically provides the .l.lc and .p.lc second-level labels to facilitate constructions like companyname.l.lc or companyname.p.lc, effectively embedding the company type into the domain address. This makes .lc a distinctive branding choice compared to generic alternatives, particularly for businesses that want their web address to reflect their legal structure.