.ORG Domain Name

Trusted across all backgrounds, ages and nationalities, Used mostly by Non-profit Organizations, Schools, Open-source Projects, and Communities

Get the .ORG Advantage

When you register a .ORG Domain, your company or organization is automatically linked to a well established brand of trust and integrity. One of the original Top Level Domains (TLDs). This domain became the registry of choice for organizations dedicated to serving the public interest, and today .ORG is still considered one of the most trusted domains on the Internet

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A More Unique Domain Name

There are more than 130 million .com domains registered

This can mean that there are more choices with a .Org domain for a very unique look

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Good Com Domains are getting scarce - fast. .Org still has a lot of decent Domain Names left. If you do not get a good Domain Name that you want with a .Com Extension, Then go for a .Org instead

Respect and Trust

.Org domain claims respect and trust from the user as the general public feel safe to operate on a website with an extension of .Org. This extension also gives people the message that you are not all about making money, but also on good and reliable information, good user experience, good quality content ...

What People Expect

People expect to find you with the .ORG Domain if your organization is a non-commercial entity, non-profits, foundations, philanthropic and cultural institutions, religious, civic, arts, social and fraternal organizations, health and legal services, clubs and community volunteer groups. Where people turn to find credible information, get involved, fund causes and support advocacy. Provides an unrivaled channel to share ideas, to enhance lives, to advance your mission

Commercial businesses also benefit

Registering with .ORG lends credibility to the activities of a charitable arm, and it also protects your brand and trademark as represented in your other domain name TLD registrations

The dot-org domain is controlled by the Public Interest Registry, which was recently sold to Ethos Capital, a private equity firm.

Extraordinary .ORGs

Large, small, local, global, .ORG Domains influence our world every day, effecting positive change on our planet. The .ORG registry highlights extraordinary organizations every month, and is a proud sponsor of The Webby Awards, the leading international aware honoring excellence on the Internet

Many Popular Blogs Use the .Org Domain

Many of the top Bloggers use .Org for their website. We have listed a few examples here:

WordPress.org
With over 55,000 plugins for online store, galleries, mailing lists, forums, analytics, and much more. Community with Hundreds of thousands of developers, content creators, and site owners

Blogging.org
A Complete Guide to Blogging by Zac Johnson

Blog.org
The blog of David Brake academic, consultant and journalist

BloggingBlog.org
Bloggingblog.org aims to help other freelancer, hobbyists and bloggers to simplify the process and organize the information related to seo

TravelBlog.org
Create free travel blogs to share with friends, family and the world

Labnol.org
Digital Inspiration - Tech Guides, Software Tutorials, and more

WebAward.org
WebAward competition is the standards-defining award program from the Web Marketing Association

ReadingRockets.org Resources to help struggling readers build phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension skills for kids

CommonSenseMedia.org
The leading source of entertainment and technology recommendations for families. Parents trust our expert reviews and objective advice

Do not assume that these dot orgdomains are for Charity Institutions or Non-profit organizations only, they can be used by anyone and for any purpose

The Many Uses of .ORG

.ORG is a non-restricted, versatile Domain Name Extension with global reach

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