Price Freeze! Domain Sale Promotion

Real estate business owners will have the opportunity to register dotCity (.joburg, .durban, .capetown) or co.za domain names from the 4th - 8th of July 2016 at a reduced fee. 



DotCity domain names have been made available since 2014 for registration. Ever since almost 10,000 domains have already been registered and can be of great benefit for your real estate company. There is a large number of local and overseas interest in our country's 3 major cities and registering any of the three DotCity domain names can help your real estate website get noticed even more online. 

Here's why you should consider registering a DotCity (.joburg, .capetown, .durban) domain for your business:

  • A .CapeTown, .Joburg and .Durban domain name appeals to national pride, 
  • helps boost SEO (search engine optimisation) rankings and 
  • enables both individual and company brands to stand out from the worldwide web clutter 
  • Ideally, if you operate in one of the mentioned 3 metro cities a domain name such as www.iamrealestate.capetown or www.housesinjozi.joburg could add a great deal of value to your brand and business. 

Registering a domain name during 4 - 8 July will only cost R99 excl VAT per domain. 

During this price freeze period, .co.za domains can also be registered at a discounted price of R99 excl VAT.

*All domains registered have to be renewed after a period of 1 year. Normal registration fees will apply upon renewal.


Terms and Conditions: 

Registration fees for DotCity domains are R99 excl VAT for the first year. 
Registration fees for .co.za domains are R99 excl VAT for the first year. 
All domains registered have to be renewed after a period of 1 year. 
Normal domain renewal fees will apply after the first year of registration. (.co.za = R249 excl VAT, .city domains = R399/year excl VAT) 
Offer only applicable to new registrations. 


To have your domain registered by Entegral Technologies, please send us an email at support@entegral.net with your full contact details and desired domain name.

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