Protect yourself and your domains with Loopia Domain Protection

With Loopia Domain Protection you protect yourself against identity theft, domain hijacking and domain-related spam. From only 8099 SEK/year

How Loopia Domain Protection works

As soon as you register a domain, your personal information will automatically be displayed in a register (Whois). What is visible and not in this register depends on which domain you have registered and whether you are an individual or a company.

The public data can then be misused by spammers and domain pirates to e.g. create mailing lists and/or steal domain names or identities.

By using Loopia Domain Protection, generic data will be displayed in Whois instead of your personal information and contact details.

Protect your domain Choose the package that suits you

Loopia Domain Protection Privacy

8099 SEK

per domain and active for 1 year

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Masks all contact details in Whois
Prevents domain related spam
Counteracts domain hijacking
Protects against persecution and harassment
Includes an anonymous email address that forwards emails to you

Domain without protection

The information displayed depends on the top-level domain you selected, the example below shows .COM.

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Masks all contact details in Whois except country
Prevents domain related spam
Counteracts domain hijacking
Protects against persecution and harassment
Includes an anonymous email address that forwards emails to you

Loopia Domain Protection Proxy

160199 SEK

per domain and active for 1 year

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Masks all contact details in Whois
Prevents domain related spam
Counteracts domain hijacking
Protects against persecution and harassment
Includes an anonymous email address that forwards emails to you

This is how we protect your identity

When using Loopia Domain Protection, your personal details are replaced with the address and phone number of Domain Trusteees UK LTD in the public Whois register. You are, of course, still the holder of the domain with full control and the right to sell, renew, terminate or transfer your domain name.

Since GDPR entered into force on May 25th, 2018, a lot of information is hidden in Whois. Read more here about what is displayed and what is not.