.store Domains
.store domain registration, with the renewal price on show
The address earns its keep the way a window display does. Before your page has loaded, yourbrand.store has told the visitor that goods are for sale. Register from $3.99/yr — with the renewal figure printed right there beside it.
.store
Extension
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Renewal beside the price
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The Extension
Why .store?
One word, and it says commerce. A .com can never position an online shop the way this does, because the address itself promises products, a basket, a checkout at the end. Brand names long gone from the classic extensions turn up here without much trouble, frequently in their neatest spelling.
Trust is what e-commerce runs on, and it starts at the label. We show what registration costs and what renewal costs side by side, before you pay for either. That is the same undertaking we give on the hosting your shop will sit on.
Good Fit
.store works best for
- Online shops and direct-to-consumer brands
- Retailers opening a web shop next to a bricks-and-mortar one
- Product launches that deserve their own address
- Resellers building name-plus-hosting bundles for merchants
On the Shelf
Included with every domain
Commerce in the name
People know they are at a shop from the address, without waiting for the design.
Clean names available
Your brand spelled exactly right stands a much better chance here than it does in .com.
Honest tags
You see both figures at once, which seems only fair on an extension about selling.
Common Questions
Questions about .store
Is .store only for big retailers?
Not in the least. A single-product launch wears it as comfortably as a thousand-line catalogue. If you sell anything at all over the internet, you can say the address out loud and it will make sense.
Does .store affect how my shop ranks?
To a search engine it is one more extension. Rankings come out of your products, your writing and the links pointing at you. The benefit lands with people instead: the address explains what the site is for.
Should I keep my .com and add .store?
Plenty of businesses do exactly that, and it works: the .com carries the company, the .store points at the shop. You can redirect one to the other in either direction. What matters is holding both before somebody else gets there.
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Claim your .store 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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