Name.com has added domain search, registration and management to Lovable, Railway, Hercules, Sellfy and Anything.com. Users can now secure a web address without leaving the service where they are building their project.
Ech’s short answer
Name.com is providing the registrar service behind domain tools in Lovable, Railway, Hercules, Sellfy and Anything.com. Customers can search for a name, register it and connect it to their project from the platform they are already using.
Registering a domain usually means stopping what you are doing, visiting a registrar and then returning to connect the name to your site or app. These integrations bring that step into the building platform itself.
The registration is still handled by a registrar. The difference is that the customer sees the search and checkout tools within the partner service rather than on Name.com’s main website.
The registrar announced the integrations on 4 August 2026.
The partners can use Name.com’s API to offer domain availability searches, registrations and account management within their own products. Customers do not have to start a separate purchase on Name.com before connecting a domain.
Each platform decides how the feature appears and which parts of domain management it supports. Name.com supplies the registrar infrastructure that processes the registration.
Name.com is not limiting the service to one type of platform.
A prompt-based service for creating websites and web applications.
A platform for deploying, running and managing applications.
An AI-assisted product-building service named in the announcement.
An ecommerce platform used by creators and online sellers.
A service for creating and publishing digital products with AI tools.
Name.com already works with services including Vercel, Replit, Netlify, Bolt and Beacons. The latest additions extend the same approach to another group of builders, developers and sellers.
Customers use the partner’s interface, but standard domain rules still apply.
Lovable’s domain terms identify Name.com as the sponsoring ICANN-accredited registrar. They also cover renewals, transfers, registration data and the responsibilities of the domain holder.
The main benefit is a shorter route from choosing a name to putting it online.
Users can register and connect a domain without moving between several websites and accounts.
The domain can be checked while the site or product is still being built.
Customers may manage the domain through the builder even though Name.com remains the registrar behind it.
Name.com said Lovable users registered thousands of domains in the first week of its integration. It did not give an exact total, but the early uptake shows that some builders prefer to secure a domain at the same time as they create the project.
The checkout is in a different place, but the domain still has a registrar, an expiry date and the usual transfer and renewal rules.
A convenient checkout is useful, but the ownership details matter long after the first purchase.
It is also worth checking whether the domain can be managed only through the partner platform or whether the buyer receives direct access to a Name.com account. That can affect DNS changes, support requests and future transfers.
Registering through a builder does not make the name permanent. Keep the contact details current, watch the expiry date and know where to manage renewal settings.
Bottom line
The new partnerships let users register a domain at the point they are ready to publish. That saves a few setup steps, although buyers should still compare renewal prices and make sure they know where the domain will be managed.
