.co Domains
Register your .co domain
Drop a letter off .com and you land on something the whole world reads as 'company'. When the .com is already gone, .co keeps your brand intact. Register from $29.99/yr, renewal costs displayed before any commitment.
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The Extension
Why .co?
Colombia owns .co. It opened to the world in 2010, and the pitch that it stands for 'company' landed so hard that most visitors never learn the origin. Search engines file it as generic, no country attached. Startups like it because it's brandable, and because losing one letter off the .com you wanted is about as close to a second chance as domains get.
WHOIS privacy is in the price, not bolted on afterwards. The renewal figure sits on the page before checkout, and DNS control is yours straight away. A .co bought here behaves like the flagship domain it usually turns into.
Good Fit
.co works best for
- Names already gone on .com, or priced silly on the aftermarket
- Startups that want short, punchy addresses
- Co-ops, collectives and firms playing on what 'co' suggests
- Link shorteners and campaign URLs
What You Get
Included with every domain
The nearest miss to .com
Your name, minus one letter. Visitors forgive this swap the fastest, and plenty of them prefer it.
Treated as generic
Despite the Colombian roots, search engines treat .co as global and pin it to no country.
Free WHOIS privacy
Registrant details stay off the public record, and you pay nothing for it.
Common Questions
Questions about .co
Will people confuse my .co with the .com?
Yes, a slice of typed traffic will land on the .com if another company owns it. That's the honest cost of picking .co, and pretending otherwise would be daft. Brands work around it by putting .co in every ad and every signature, then buying the .com later if the holder ever lets go.
Does the Colombian origin of .co cause any practical problems?
Only on paper. Anyone can register a .co from anywhere, with no residency test, and search engines file the extension as generic. Your site ranks on its own merits in any market.
Is .co good for a startup's main domain?
It works. Short, brandable, and accepted everywhere that matters, with plenty of well-known companies having launched on it. Should the matching .com come free later, you buy it and point it at your site: an upgrade, not a rebrand.
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