Nonprofits
A familiar address for charities, foundations, advocacy groups, and public-interest work.
Domain registration
Give a community, association, foundation, or public-interest project a domain that signals its purpose.
About .org
.org is an open generic top-level domain managed by Public Interest Registry. It launched in 1985 and is strongly associated with nonprofit, educational, cultural, community, and mission-driven websites, although nonprofit status is not required.
A familiar address for charities, foundations, advocacy groups, and public-interest work.
Suitable for clubs, professional bodies, schools, religious groups, and communities.
Useful for initiatives that want their purpose and community role to be immediately clear.
Registration details
Registration is listed at $15.00 USD for 1 year. Transfer is listed at $15.00 USD for 1 year. Renewal is listed at $15.00 USD for 1 year. Search your exact name and confirm the final total at checkout.
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Shared domain offer
Connect your .org name to a site for resources, programs, events, or updates. Review web hosting choices and the current offer terms before checkout.
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.org FAQs
Common questions about .org eligibility, uses, transfers, and ongoing cost.
No. Public Interest Registry states that .org is open and unrestricted, so individuals, businesses, and organizations may register it.
It is commonly used by nonprofits, associations, schools, cultural groups, communities, foundations, and mission-led projects.
This demo uses a one-year term. Checkout confirms the available registration periods.
Yes, if the domain is eligible and the required transfer steps, including unlocking and authorization, are completed.
Yes. The page displays registration, transfer, and renewal as separate amounts so buyers can compare ongoing cost.
Yes. Businesses sometimes use .org for foundations, community programs, standards initiatives, and public-interest projects.