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Standalone add-on: your business's address on the internet, registered and renewed without you having to remember.

How it works

Here's what it looks like in practice

Diagram: domain record with the client's company as registrant and OneRank as technical contact, with the annual renewal tracked.

Your domain is the address people type and the name that appears in your email — and it belongs to you, not to us. OneRank registers it in your business's name, appears only as the technical contact, and handles renewal so it never expires because someone forgot. One domain is already included in every plan; this standalone price is for those who don't have a plan yet or want an additional address.

If you ever decide to go your own way, the domain goes with you: handing over renewal responsibility is part of closing the account, with no lock-in and no exit fee.

  • Registered in your business's name
  • OneRank as the technical contact
  • Guaranteed transfer when you leave

The problem

This is for you if…

Your company has spent years using an address it doesn't own

After

The domain is registered in your company's name. The address on your business card, your storefront, and your email stops depending on someone else's goodwill.

The domain expired because nobody remembered to renew it

After

From now on, we keep track of the renewal, and you get a notice before it expires. An expired domain takes the platform offline and stops your email the same day — and it's almost always a customer who notices, not an alert.

The domain is in the name of whoever built the website, not the company

After

Your company becomes the registrant of record. OneRank appears only as the technical contact — and the difference between those two roles is who gets to decide what happens to the address.

Nobody knows where the domain is registered or who has the password

After

The registration is documented, with the credentials stored and handed over to you. It stops being knowledge that lives in a single person's head.

Honesty

This isn't for you if…

  • You want us to choose your business name

    The name is your call. We check availability, point out what tends to cause trouble — a name that's too long, a spelling nobody gets right when it's read out loud — and register whatever you choose.

  • You want to protect your brand

    Domain registration and trademark registration are different things, handled by different agencies. Owning the domain doesn't stop someone else from registering the trademark, and vice versa. Trademarks are handled by a lawyer or an industrial property agent.

  • You want an address that already belongs to someone else

    We don't negotiate domain purchases or take part in domain auctions. If the name you want is already registered, the way forward is to pick another one — and we'll help you choose.

  • You want to register dozens of defensive variations

    Every domain is a yearly cost that repeats forever. It makes sense to register the two or three variations people actually mistype; buying twenty just in case is spending nobody reviews later.

Scope

What's included

Availability check

You find out up front whether the name is available

Technical detail

We check the name you chose and close variations before any payment, with alternatives on the table if your first choice is already taken.

Registration in your company's name

The domain is yours, not OneRank's

Technical detail

The domain registrant is the CPF or CNPJ (Brazilian individual or business tax ID) you designate — not OneRank, and not any individual team member. That's the field that determines who owns the address.

OneRank as the technical contact

Technical problems go to the people who understand them

Technical detail

We're listed as the contact who handles technical matters — DNS pointing, checks, fixes — without that changing who owns the domain.

Renewal tracking

Your domain won't expire because someone forgot

Technical detail

The expiration date goes into our tracking. You don't need a calendar reminder for a payment that comes up once a year.

Initial DNS pointing

The address is connected to the platform and email from day one

Technical detail

The domain comes already pointed to where the platform is hosted and to where your email should be delivered, and we verify it once the configuration has propagated across the internet.

Credentials stored and documented

The domain password exists outside someone's head

Technical detail

The username, the password, and where the domain is registered are documented and available to you — not locked up with one person.

Notice before expiration

You get a heads-up, not a surprise

Technical detail

You're notified about the renewal before it happens, and you know what was paid and how long the address is secured.

Guaranteed transfer if you leave

If you leave, the domain goes with you

Technical detail

If you ever decide to go it alone or move to another provider, responsibility for the renewal is transferred as part of closing out the contract — the address isn't held back, and there's no exit fee.

Specifications

Technical specs

Extension
.br domains Brazilian domains registered with the official .br registry, including the variations by line of business, such as .adv.br and .med.br.
Standalone price
R$ 65/year Annual price per domain, covering registration and renewal tracking.
Already included in your plan
One domain One domain is included in every plan, from Presença to Autoridade. The standalone option is for anyone without a plan, or anyone who wants an extra address.
Ownership
Your company's The domain is registered under the CPF or CNPJ you designate. OneRank is listed only as the technical contact.
Renewal
Yearly, tracked by us Yearly, tracked by us, with a notice before it expires.
Exit
No fee Transferring renewal responsibility is part of closing out the contract. The address is never held back.
What we need from you
Company registration details Your company's registration details, so the domain is registered in the right name, and your choice of name.

From sign-up to launch

How we deliver

  1. Choosing the name

    you decide the name

    You tell us the address you want. If you're torn between two options, we'll tell you which one is usually easier to spell out over the phone and to type without mistakes.

  2. Availability check

    no action needed from you

    We look up the name and close variations before any payment. If it's taken, you get alternatives instead of a flat "no luck."

  3. Registration in the company's name

    needs your company's registration details

    The domain is registered using your registration details as the registrant, CPF or CNPJ. This is the step that determines who owns the domain, which is why it depends on your information.

  4. Pointing to the platform and email

    no action needed from you

    The address starts leading to the platform, and messages start arriving where they should. We verify it after the configuration has propagated across the internet, not a minute later.

  5. Ownership documented and handed over

    no action needed from you

    You receive the registration record — who the registrant is, who the technical contact is, when it expires — along with the credentials to access the domain.

  6. Renewal tracking, year after year

    no action needed from you

    From then on, the date goes into our tracking, with a notice before each expiration. This is the step that never ends.

How to get it

Sold separately

It's purchased separately, on any plan — including the entry-level plan. If you don't want it, you don't pay for it. R$ 65/year

One domain is already included in every plan. This price is for those who don't have a plan yet or want an additional address. The domain is registered in your business's name — OneRank is listed only as the technical contact.

What's ready

In the first month, you already have

The domain, registered in your company's name

Registrant: your company. That's the difference between having an address and using someone else's.

The registration record, for you to check

Registrant, technical contact, and expiration date in writing — available for you to look up at any time, even outside OneRank.

The address already leading to the platform and email

Pointing done and verified: anyone who types the address reaches the platform, and messages sent to it land in the right inbox.

The access credentials, in your hands

Where the domain is registered and how to log in. Documented, not kept only on our end.

The renewal and exit commitment, in writing

Who keeps track of the expiration date, and what happens to the address if you ever want to take it with you.

Before you sign up

Frequently asked questions

No. One domain is already included in every plan, from Presença to Autoridade. This standalone price exists for two situations: people who don't have a plan with us yet, and people who have a plan but want a second address.

Yours. The domain is registered under the CPF or CNPJ (Brazilian individual or business tax ID) you designate as the registrant; OneRank appears only as the technical contact, which is the field for whoever handles technical matters. They're two different roles on the same record, and only the first one decides what happens to the address.

The domain goes with you. Transferring renewal responsibility is part of closing out the contract — the address isn't held back, and there's no exit fee. We don't keep a client's address as leverage to hold on to a contract.

Because registration is the easy part. The price also covers tracking the renewal year after year, the notice before expiration, verified DNS pointing, and documentation of ownership and credentials. A forgotten domain costs far more than the difference.

Yes, each one at its own annual price. It makes sense for variations people often mistype, or for a second brand from the same company. Registering dozens just in case is a yearly cost nobody reviews later.

The platform goes offline and your email stops working — both at once, because both depend on the same address. After it expires, the domain is locked for a period and may become available again for anyone to register. That's exactly the scenario renewal tracking exists to prevent.

No. They're different registrations, with different agencies: the domain secures your address on the internet, while trademark registration secures your business name. Having one doesn't stop someone else from getting the other. Trademarks are handled by a lawyer or an industrial property agent — and it's worth doing both.

We also do

Other areas of our work

Online presence on our own platform

Your business online, easy to find, and well maintained — on the OneRank platform, not a generic website builder.

SEO and presence in AI answers (GEO)

Traditional rankings on Google and presence in the answers AI tools give.

Content and publishing

A blog, FAQs, and pages that grow on their own — with content production included from the Destaque plan up.

Next step

Is it right for your business?

We look at your situation and tell you whether this is the right place to start — or which one would be.

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