Register a .org domain
A .org domain uses a generic ending, run by Public Interest Registry (PIR). CertPing shows its first-year and renewal prices before you pay, and whether it can be transferred in, with DNS hosting included.
Last updated
- First year
- Renewal
- Transfer in
Search .org names
Type the name before .org, like brennick.org.
About .org
- Type
- Generic ending
- Registry
- Public Interest Registry (PIR)
- Used for
- A generic ending open to anyone, long associated with nonprofits, communities and open-source projects.
Included with every .org
- DNS hosting
- A transfer lock you can turn on and off, where the registry supports it
- WHOIS privacy where the registry and registrar allow it
- Renewal reminders by email
.org questions
01Who runs the .org ending?
Public Interest Registry (PIR) is the registry for .org, as listed in the IANA root zone database. CertPing sells .org domains as a reseller.
02What is included with a .org domain?
DNS hosting and renewal reminders, a transfer lock you can turn on and off where the registry supports it, and WHOIS privacy where the registry and registrar allow it.
03Can I move my .org domain to CertPing?
Where the price list shows a transfer price, yes: unlock the domain, get its transfer code and start the move in CertPing. Where it does not, transfers are not offered online.
04When do renewal reminders arrive?
CertPing emails you about 30 and 7 days before each renewal date, and again after expiry if it hasn't renewed.