.org Domains
Register your .org domain
Trust arrives before anyone reads a single word here. Charities, communities and open-source projects have made this their long-standing address since 1985. Register from $11.99/yr, renewal costs displayed before any commitment.
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The Extension
Why .org?
Three extensions came first, and .org was one of them. Four decades later it holds a reputation money cannot buy, because the name says mission ahead of margin. The Public Interest Registry runs it. Nonprofits, community groups, open-source projects and causes all land here naturally, and anyone else can register one too, with no charity paperwork to produce.
Register through us and the practical end matches the extension for straightness. WHOIS privacy costs you nothing. The renewal price is printed right beside the registration price. Full DNS control is yours from the first day.
Good Fit
.org works best for
- Charities, foundations and community organisations
- Open-source software and volunteer projects
- Clubs, associations and campaign sites
- Resource libraries and documentation hubs built on being neutral
What You Get
Included with every domain
Built-in goodwill
Forty years tied to nonprofit work means a visitor arrives already trusting a .org site, while other extensions still have to work for that.
Open to everyone
Nothing to qualify for, no eligibility screening to pass: individuals and companies alike can register .org freely.
Free WHOIS privacy
Keeping your details private costs nothing, and that counts twice for a small organisation run out of someone's home.
Common Questions
Questions about .org
Must I be a nonprofit organisation before taking a .org?
No. Anyone can register .org, with the door wide open. People do read it as mission-driven work, though, so it suits an organisation or a project considerably better than an unambiguously commercial shop, and shops generally look more at home on .com or .store.
Is .org good for open-source projects?
Community projects settled on it long ago. A great many of the most recognisable open-source projects sit on .org for one reason: the extension reads as stewardship instead of ownership. Where there is a commercial arm, a .com redirect alongside works nicely.
Will a .org boost search rankings for charity websites?
Not in any algorithmic sense. A search engine files it with every other generic extension. The gain is human instead: donors and volunteers click .org links and trust them without hesitating, and that habit compounds year after year.
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