.me Domains
Register your .me domain
Montenegro owns the country code; the internet adopted it as the personal one. Read yourname.me aloud and it works as a sentence, a brand and an address. Register from $10.99/yr, renewal costs displayed before any commitment.
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The Extension
Why .me?
On paper .me belongs to Montenegro. What the word means in English turned it into something larger: the default home for a personal brand. Portfolios, CVs, newsletters, about-pages, they all sit naturally on it. The wordplay helps as well, with visit.me and hire.me-style names that no rival extension pulls off.
Generic is how search engines file .me, so a personal site on it ranks anywhere in the world. WHOIS privacy comes included at no charge, which matters more than usual when the domain carries your actual name. The renewal price sits beside the register price before checkout.
Good Fit
.me works best for
- Personal portfolios, CVs and about-pages
- Freelancers and consultants trading on their name
- Newsletters, blogs and personal projects
- Clever brandable names built on wordplay
What You Get
Included with every domain
The personal default
Nobody mistakes yourname.me for anyone else's. The meaning behind the extension does your branding work for nothing.
Globally generic
Montenegrin heritage aside, search engines rank .me with no geographic string attached.
Free WHOIS privacy
A domain carrying your own name has no business broadcasting where you live. Privacy is bundled in, free.
Common Questions
Questions about .me
Will .me look professional on a CV or consulting site?
It will. The extension is well established for precisely that job. Put tidy yourname.me with a professional site and email on the same domain, and it reads as deliberate personal branding, never as a fallback. Recruiters and clients meet it often.
Does Montenegro owning .me make any difference to me?
In practice, none. Registration is open worldwide, search engines file it as generic, and the marketing has run internationally since 2008. What you get behaves like any generic extension, except the meaning is far better.
What if my name is taken in .com?
Classic use case for .me, that. Personal names disappeared from .com a very long time ago; over here they're still sitting free. For a personal site yourname.me arguably beats the alternative anyway, because it says 'this is me' where a .com says 'this is a company'.
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