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The extension people trust before they've read a word — the long-standing home of charities, communities, and open-source projects since 1985. Register from $11.99/yr, renewal shown before you pay.

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The Extension

Why .org?

.org is one of the three original extensions and has spent four decades building a reputation the others can't buy: it signals mission over margin. Operated by the Public Interest Registry, it's the natural address for nonprofits, community groups, open-source projects and causes — and it's open to anyone, no charity paperwork required.

Registering with us keeps the practical side as trustworthy as the extension: WHOIS privacy included free, the renewal price printed beside the register price, and full DNS control from day one.

Good Fit

.org works best for

  • Charities, foundations and community organisations
  • Open-source software and volunteer projects
  • Clubs, associations and campaign sites
  • Documentation and resource hubs that trade on neutrality

What You Get

Included with every domain

Built-in goodwill

Four decades of nonprofit association mean visitors extend .org sites a level of trust other extensions have to earn.

Open to everyone

No registration requirements or eligibility checks — individuals and companies can register .org freely.

Free WHOIS privacy

Your details stay private at no cost, which matters doubly for small organisations run from home.

Common Questions

Questions about .org

Do I have to be a nonprofit to register .org?

No — .org is completely open. That said, visitors do associate it with mission-driven work, so it fits organisations and projects better than straightforwardly commercial shops, which usually sit more comfortably on .com or .store.

Is .org good for open-source projects?

It's the community standard. Many of the world's best-known open-source projects live on .org precisely because it signals stewardship rather than ownership — and it pairs well with a .com redirect for the commercial side, if one exists.

Does .org help with search rankings for charities?

Not mechanically — search engines treat it like any generic extension. The advantage is human: donors and volunteers click and trust .org links readily, and that behaviour is what compounds over time.

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