> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devhub.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devhub.com/domains.md).

# Domains

- [Registering a new domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/registering-a-domain.md): Register a domain through the platform UI
- [Renewing a domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/renewing-a-domain.md)
- [Pointing an existing domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/pointing-an-existing-domain.md): Instructions on pointing an existing domain you or your customer owns
- [Pointing a subdomain of an existing domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/pointing-a-subdomain-of-an-existing-domain.md): Instructions on pointing a subdomain of a domain you or your customer owns
- [Transfer a domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/transfer-a-domain.md): Transferring domain registrations to and from our platform.
- [Transfer a domain to another registrar](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/transfer-a-domain/transfer-a-domain-to-another-registrar.md): How to transfer a domain registered with us away to another registrar
- [Validating your domain](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/validating-your-domain.md): Validating your domain with various 3rd party services and sites
- [Validate with Google Webmaster Tools](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/validating-your-domain/validate-with-google-webmaster-tools.md)
- [Domain expiration process](https://docs.devhub.com/domains/domain-expiration-process.md): The phases that a domain goes through after expiration


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