.org Domains
.org domain registration, with both years' prices displayed
Charities, clubs, communities and open-source projects all land on .org, because people trust it on sight. Register yours with the renewal price sitting in plain view before you pay. Register from $11.99/yr — with the renewal figure printed right there beside it.
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The Extension
Why .org?
.org has carried the internet's non-commercial side since 1985: charities, community groups, campaigns, standards bodies, open-source projects. Readers take it as a statement of motive: this site exists for the cause, not for the sale, and that is a signal no design budget can ever buy.
The association aside, anyone may register one: no charity number required, no forms to fill in. Registration and renewal prices go on the same tag before you pay, and WHOIS privacy comes as standard, which helps a small organisation run from somebody's kitchen table.
Good Fit
.org works best for
- Charities, campaigns and community organisations
- Clubs, societies and volunteer groups
- Open-source and standards projects
- Foundations and trusts after the extension people already trust
On the Shelf
Included with every domain
The trust signal
People arrive already reading .org as cause-first, which hands any non-commercial project a head start on credibility.
Open to everyone
Anyone at all can take a .org: no charity registration, no documents to supply.
Renewal on the tag
You get both years' prices before checkout, which a committee budget rather appreciates.
Common Questions
Questions about .org
Do I have to be a registered charity before I can use .org?
No. .org stays open to everyone. That charitable association is convention, not a rule, so small unregistered groups and community projects are free to use it however they like.
Can a business register a .org?
Yes, and plenty do, generally to guard the name or to house a foundation or a community arm. For the trading site itself, .com or a country extension normally reads better to a customer.
Is .org good for search rankings?
It ranks precisely as well as any classic extension. If anything, the trust it carries nudges people into clicking. Where you land in results comes from content and links, never the suffix.
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Claim your .org before someone else does.
Search runs live against the registry, WHOIS privacy costs nothing where the registry allows it, and the renewal price is on the tag before you pay.
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