One name, and everything you hang on it
All of it on one account, one login, paid for with PayPal.
Domain names
Register or transfer
Anycast DNS and WHOIS privacy on it from the start, at the price the search box quotes.
CraneMail
Email hosting
Mailboxes priced by storage, not per seat.
See plansShared hosting
Single account
Generous limits, the whole stack on NVMe.
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Lean & lightweight
No licensing surprises, same network.
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White-label
Sell hosting under your own brand.
See plansHow to pay with PayPal
Easier done than said.
Search your domain, or pick a plan, and head to checkout.
Choose PayPal as your payment method.
Approve the payment in the PayPal window that opens.
You land back on a paid invoice and the order provisions.
Why pay with PayPal?
What it is, and what to know before you pay.
PayPal
Digital wallet
PayPal holds your card and bank details so a merchant never sees them. You approve each payment inside PayPal and we only ever receive a confirmation.
- Your card details stay with PayPal, not with us.
- Pay from a balance, a bank account, or a stored card.
- Buyer protection applies on eligible purchases.
- Renewals can charge themselves, or not, as you prefer.
Before you pay
The practical bits
- Currencies
- We bill in USD. PayPal converts from your balance at its own rate.
- Which accounts
- Payments need to come from a verified PayPal account.
Set it and forget it
Save it once and renewals take care of themselves. Or don't, and pay each invoice as it arrives.
Renews on its own
Renewals charge themselves when they fall due. Switch it off for any service whenever you like.
A token, never the details
Your card or account stays with the processor. We keep a token that is useless anywhere else, and you can remove it any time.
Your tier climbs with it
Pricing tiers unlock on their own as your deposits grow. No promo codes to hunt for, no tickets, no asking nicely.
Paying with PayPal
Yes. We store a PayPal vault token rather than your details, and renewals charge against it. You can remove it whenever you like, and renewal reminders go out before anything is charged.
No. PayPal can draw from a linked bank account or a card held in your wallet.
Yes. The payment method is chosen per invoice, not fixed to your account.
Find the name first.
Then pay for it with PayPal.