
.org domains
A .org domain for organizations and causes
.org
- https://riverfriends.org
- https://youthchess.org
- https://cityfoodbank.org
What .org is for
The idea behind .org
.org was created in 1985 for organizations. Associations, foundations and nonprofits traditionally choose it, but the rule is not enforced: today anyone can register one. That makes .org a natural fit for any project that serves a community more than it sells something.
- 1
Nonprofits and associations
A .org address tells donors and volunteers right away that an organization stands behind it.
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Communities and clubs
Sports clubs, parent groups, student associations or open source communities.
- 3
Education and culture
Free courses, digital libraries, awareness campaigns and cultural initiatives.
Addresses that could be yours
- https://riverfriends.org
- https://youthchess.org
- https://cityfoodbank.org
- https://openreaders.org
.org domain information
Everything to know before you register one, in one place.
- First year price
- Renewal price
- Type
- Generic extension (gTLD)
- In use since
- 1985
- Who can register
- Anyone, person or business, from any country
- Registration term
- 1 year, renewable every year
- Renewal
- Automatic every year. Turn it off and we email you 30, 7 and 1 days before it expires
- HTTPS and SSL
- SSL certificate included when you connect it to your Premium site
- Allowed characters
- Letters a to z, digits 0 to 9 and hyphens, but not at the start or end
- Length
- 1 to 63 characters before .org
- Owner
- You, registered in your own name
- Transfer
- Transfer code available 60 days after registration
- Refund
- Your payment is refunded if the registration fails
.org domains: frequently asked questions
No. Organizations traditionally choose .org, but there is no restriction: anyone can register one, person or business, without any documents.
You can use it, but people link .org with organizations and causes. For a business that sells products or services, .com, .co or .shop usually make the purpose clearer.
A domain cannot change its extension: .org and .com are two separate domains. You can buy both and connect your website to the one you prefer, keeping the other so nobody else takes it.
Yes. Create your website for free, turn on Premium and choose Connect to a site under Domains. We add the DNS records and the SSL certificate, so your .org address opens over HTTPS within minutes.
Every extension and its price
Compare .org with the other extensions we sell and open any of them to see what it is for.
- .com
The most used extension in the world, a safe choice for any business.
First year - .net
The classic alternative when the .com name is taken, a good fit for services and tech.
First year - .org
For associations, foundations, communities and mission-driven projects.
First year - .io
A favorite of startups and tech products.
First year - .co
Short and modern, for companies and new brands.
First year - .me
Personal, for portfolios, online resumes and blogs.
First year - .dev
For developers, code projects and technical tools.
First year - .app
For apps and digital products.
First year - .shop
For online stores and businesses that sell products.
First year - .store
A clear name for any store, physical or online.
First year

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