A national zone tells visitors at a glance that the project is about Armenia. It builds trust and makes the address easier to remember.
From a corner shop to an international startup: if your audience is in Armenia or speaks Armenian, a national zone fits.
The .am zone is the country-code domain of Armenia. It is short, it is written in Latin letters and it works wherever ordinary domains work, so it is the usual choice for businesses, online stores and tech projects that work with the Armenian market.
The .հայ zone is an internationalised domain in the Armenian alphabet: the word հայ means "Armenian". It lets a brand, a cultural project or a local service have an address entirely in Armenian letters, which is close to the language of its customers.
Register a .am or .հայ domain with Bob.am to get a local address for your site and e-mail, manage DNS records in the client area and keep the name together with your hosting. Many owners register both zones and point one at the other.
.am is the country-code zone of Armenia. It is short, written in Latin letters and works wherever ordinary domains work.
It is a zone in the Armenian alphabet: the word հայ means "Armenian". The whole address, including the ending, is written in Armenian letters.
.am is the safe default for a business site and e-mail. Choose .հայ when the Armenian form of the name is part of the brand. Many projects register both and point one at the other.
Registration rules are set by the registry of each zone. If extra data is required, it is requested during the order. Projects from many countries use the .am zone.
Some mail systems support addresses in non-Latin letters and some do not yet. If e-mail matters most, use .am for it.
Yes. Unlock the domain with your current registrar, get its authorisation code (EPP) and start the transfer on the transfer page. The transfer price is in the price table.
The price cards at the top of the page show registration and renewal side by side, so you see both before you order.
Use DNS management in the client area: set the name servers of your hosting or add A and CNAME records.