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Use Namespace search to find and register an ENS name such as example.eth or an available onchain subname such as alice.brand.eth.

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What you can register

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Search for a name

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Open Namespace search

Visit app.namespace.ninja/search, connect your wallet, and enter the name you want.
2

Choose a result

Search results can include the exact .eth name and matching subnames from parent names activated on Namespace. Each subname shows its price or a Free Mint label.Namespace search results with an ENS name and matching available subnames
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Review the registration

Select the result you want and check the full name, owner, network, registration or mint price, estimated network fee, and total before continuing.
4

Confirm in your wallet

Continue from the registration dialog and approve the required wallet transaction. Wait for the transaction to confirm before using the name.

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Register an onchain subname

The registration dialog shows the parent name’s configured mint price, estimated network fee, and total. Free listings show a Free Mint label. Onchain subname registration dialog with the owner, price, network fee, and total Onchain subname ownership and expiry on Ethereum Mainnet depend on the parent name’s ENS fuse and listing configuration. On L2 chains, subnames can also use a registration period when the parent-name owner enables renting.

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Register an ENS name

For an available .eth name, choose the registration period and review the registration fee, estimated network fee, and total. Continue through the wallet prompts shown by the app. ENS name registration dialog with the registration period, fee, and total

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Next steps

Enable subname minting

Activate a parent ENS name and configure its listing rules on Ethereum Mainnet or an L2 chain.

Add registration to your website

Create and embed a no-code ENS Widget.