.me Domains
.me domain registration, renewal shown first
It reads as a person rather than a company. yourname.me lands as a personal address in a way that .com has never quite managed to pull off. Register from $10.99/yr — with the renewal figure printed right there beside it.
.me
Extension
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DNS management
The Extension
Why .me?
Montenegro owns the country code, but the world took it up for precisely what those two letters spell out: personal sites. Portfolios sit well on it, so do CVs, blogs and profile pages, and about.me-style addresses put the pattern in front of everybody. Wordplay invites itself here, and brands have used it well: contact.me, hire.me, read.me.
Anyone, anywhere, can register one; nobody asks where you live. WHOIS privacy comes included, and on an extension built around people's own names that counts for more than it usually would. Registration and renewal prices share the tag, as they do throughout this shop.
Good Fit
.me works best for
- Personal portfolios, CVs and profile pages
- Freelancers and consultants whose own name is the business
- Writers and creators building a personal audience
- Wordplay addresses that end sentences in .me
On the Shelf
Included with every domain
Reads as a person
A glance at the ending says person, not company: the right frame for a portfolio or a CV.
Privacy included
Free WHOIS privacy, and it counts for most where the domain carries a real name.
Open to everyone
Residency does not come into it; the address is open to anyone, anywhere.
Common Questions
Questions about .me
Is .me suitable for professional use?
Consultant, freelancer, jobseeker: for a personal professional presence there may be nothing better on the shelf, because the address announces that the product being sold is you. Building a company site instead? A business extension will read better there.
Can anyone register a .me domain?
Yes. Montenegro is where the country code comes from, yet .me takes registrants worldwide and imposes no residency requirement at all.
Should I use my real name as the domain?
Take it if it is free. Something like firstname-lastname.me, or a natural variant of it, travels with you from one employer to the next and from project to project. WHOIS privacy keeps the registration details out of public view.
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