The .eu domain is the top-level domain of the European Union, managed by EURid. It stands for European identity and is ideal for businesses wishing to address the pan-European market.
The .eu domain is the official domain of the European Union. It stands for European values, quality and market presence within Europe – ideal for anyone operating across Europe or wanting to emphasize their EU affiliation.
The .eu domain is suitable for businesses and individuals based in the EU or EEA. It signals European orientation and is particularly valuable for cross-border activities within Europe.
A .eu domain can be registered by organizations and individuals based in the European Union or European Economic Area (EEA). Swiss companies with an EU subsidiary are also eligible.
Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about registering and managing your .eu domain with Speed-Net.
Only conditionally: A .eu domain is open to organizations and individuals based in the European Union or the European Economic Area. Swiss companies with an EU branch can also register.
Once payment has been received, our system automatically takes care of registering your .eu domain. In most cases, the domain is active within a few minutes and manageable through our clear customer portal.
Yes, a transfer is easily possible. Simply contact our support team – we'll handle the technical process free of charge and make sure your .eu domain stays reachable without interruption while the switch happens in the background.
Registering an .eu domain costs CHF 6.00 per year. Renewal happens automatically under the same transparent terms – with no hidden fees or price increases in the first year.
Yes. You decide what to use your .eu domain for – a website, email addresses, or simply a redirect. You manage all DNS settings flexibly through the Speed-Net customer portal.
We take care of that for you: Speed-Net renews your .eu domain automatically and informs you in good time beforehand by email, so you always stay in control.
An .eu domain is generally open to individuals and businesses with a registered office, residence, or establishment within the European Union. It signals a clear European orientation and is particularly suited for companies operating across borders within Europe or deliberately wanting to position their brand Europe-wide, independent of individual national country-code extensions.