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PUERTO RICO / DOMAIN PARTNERS
Bring .PR domains to your portfolio
A short address. A clear local identity. A new market for your customers.
Offer .PR and its second-level extensions through GlobalR’s registry gateway. Give businesses a memorable Puerto Rican address while keeping registration and domain management in your existing partner workflow.
Become a partnerFor registrars, hosting companies and domain resellers.
.PR / .COM.PR / .ISLA.PR
Nine extensions. Every price in one place.
Choose a direct .PR address or a second-level option that fits your customer’s identity and budget.
| Extension | Registration | Renewal | Restore | Transfer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .PR | $1,150.00 | $1,150.00 | $115.00 | $1,150.00 |
| .BIZ.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .COM.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .INFO.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .ISLA.PR | $7.99 | $7.99 | $7.99 | $7.99 |
| .NAME.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .NET.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .ORG.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
| .PRO.PR | $115.00 | $57.50 | $46.00 | $57.50 |
Prices are in USD. Registration and renewal are shown for one year; restore and transfer are per operation. .ISLA.PR is a separate extension, not the price of a direct .PR domain.
An address with a connection to Puerto Rico
.PR is Puerto Rico’s country-code top-level domain. For local businesses, a short, professional domain signals a commitment to customers on the island and makes the brand easier to remember.
Puerto Rico means “Rich Port” in Spanish. Officially the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico), historically also called Porto Rico, it is an unincorporated territory of the United States in the northeastern Caribbean, around 1,000 miles (1,600 km) southeast of Miami, Florida.
Travel and island projects
Give tourism, hospitality and community projects an address connected to the destination they represent.
Reseller portfolios
Offer direct .PR registrations alongside .COM.PR, .BIZ.PR and six other extensions from one GlobalR account.
More ways to name a Puerto Rican brand
.COM.PR and .BIZ.PR are business-oriented options. The full supported range and its individual prices are listed above, including .INFO.PR, .ISLA.PR, .NAME.PR, .NET.PR, .ORG.PR and .PRO.PR.
- .PR
- .BIZ.PR
- .COM.PR
- .INFO.PR
- .ISLA.PR
- .NAME.PR
- .NET.PR
- .ORG.PR
- .PRO.PR
Prepare the name and registrant details
Collect complete information before placing the order so payment and registration can move forward without avoidable delays.
2–63 characters
Use Latin letters A–Z, digits 0–9 and hyphens. Uppercase and lowercase versions of the same name are treated identically.
Hyphens inside the name
A domain label cannot begin or end with a hyphen. The length limit applies to the name before the selected extension.
Reserved names
Certain names are reserved and require special registration conditions. Consult the registry’s published reserved-name list and conditions before ordering.
.PR / GLOBALR
Registration application checklist
- Organization name, for companies
- First name and last name
- Legal address
- Country and city
- ZIP or postal code
- Phone number
- Email address
- Nameservers — default servers may also be used
Activation after payment and documents
Registration is instant once payment is complete and GlobalR has all requested documents, including payment confirmation. Prepare these items before expecting activation.
Complete information matters
If an application is incomplete, the registry may ask the registrar for the missing data. If it is not supplied within 7 working days, the registry may suspend the domain.
WHOIS / GDPR
Private WHOIS by request
If the owner does not want contact details shown publicly, contact GlobalR to request private WHOIS registration under the applicable privacy and GDPR arrangements. Accurate registrant information is still required for the registration application.
Ask about WHOIS privacy ↗info@globalr.com
Move an existing .PR domain to GlobalR
The transfer uses an EPP authorization code and takes 7 working days under the process described below. The owner can manage the domain with the gaining registrar after completion.
Get the EPP code
The registrant requests the authorization code from the current registrar and provides it to the gaining registrar.
Approve the request
Both the losing registrar and the administrative contact must approve. A refusal from either party rejects the transfer.
Wait for completion
At the end of the process, whether approved, refused or timed out, all three parties receive an email notification.
Response window: one week
No response from the losing registrar within one week is treated as approval. No response from the administrative contact within that week means the transfer is refused.
Active and unlocked
The domain must be active and unlocked. Inactive names and domains being deleted or in redemption are not eligible.
Registration age: more than 60 days
A domain must have been registered for more than 60 days before a registrar transfer is allowed.
Two-month restriction
A request is refused if the domain was registered, transferred or refused a transfer less than two months earlier.
Gauss Research Laboratory, Inc., incorporated under Puerto Rican law, manages .PR. Based in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico, the registry began operating in 1989 under its founder, Dr. Oscar Moreno de Ayala.
A registry, also known as a network information center (NIC), maintains domain records, sets allocation policies and operates the zone file containing nameserver references. Registrars connect customers to that infrastructure.
GlobalR works directly with Afilias to provide .PR registry services. Use our domain registry gateway to offer Puerto Rico domains at competitive prices and save the time and resources needed for separate registrar approval, technical integration and testing.
Our experienced team helps with registration questions and domain operations. Create a GlobalR partner account and start offering .PR extensions to your customers.
Before your first .PR order
Does a .PR domain cost $7.99?
No. Direct .PR registration and renewal cost $1,150.00 per year. The $7.99 price applies to .ISLA.PR. Each extension has its own registration, renewal, restore and transfer price in the table.
Which Puerto Rico extensions does GlobalR offer?
The supported range is .PR, .BIZ.PR, .COM.PR, .INFO.PR, .ISLA.PR, .NAME.PR, .NET.PR, .ORG.PR and .PRO.PR.
When is a domain activated?
Registration is instant after payment is complete and all requested documents, including payment confirmation, have been received.
Can the owner request private WHOIS?
Yes. Contact info@globalr.com with the request. Complete and accurate registration details must still be provided.
What do I need for a registrar transfer?
Get the EPP code from the current registrar, confirm that the domain is active and unlocked, and check the more-than-60-day registration requirement and two-month restriction. Both required contacts must approve the transfer.