No. It only changes the public contact information on the WHOIS registry. Your website, email and DNS keep working the same.
Your personal data, out of public WHOIS
When you register a domain, your name, address, email and phone number become visible to anyone. Domain Privacy replaces them with the data of a protection service — no more spam or identity theft.
Just $5 / year per domain Register with privacy Activate on my domainWhat changes
What the world sees in your WHOIS
Without privacy
Visible on any public WHOIS lookup.
With privacy
You remain the legal owner; only your data stays hidden.
Why activate it
Less exposure, less risk
Less spam and calls
Bots scan WHOIS to sell your data. Hide it and cut off junk mail and telemarketing.Protect your identity
Stop strangers from getting your address and phone number from your domain.
Fewer fraud attempts
Makes phishing and social engineering targeted at the domain holder harder.You remain the owner
Legal ownership does not change; only your public contact data is hidden.
Instant activation
Applied immediately from your client area or when you register the domain.One clear price
$5 a year per domain, no surprises or hidden renewals.
Before you buy
Which domains does it apply to?
New domains
Add it as an extra when you register your domain with Capa7.Domains you already have with us
Activate it whenever you want from your client area.
Only for domains registered with Capa7. If your domain is with another provider, first transfer it and then activate privacy.
Some extensions (certain ccTLDs) do not allow hiding WHOIS data due to registry rules; we'll let you know at checkout if that's the case.
Have questions?
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Ownership doesn't change: it's still you. Privacy only replaces your contact data with the protection service's data in public lookups.
Yes, as long as the domain is registered with Capa7. Go to your client area, open the domain and activate Domain Privacy. If it's with another provider, transfer it to us first.
Most generic domains (.com, .net, .org...) do. Some ccTLDs don't allow hiding WHOIS data due to their registry rules. We'll let you know when you check out.