.org
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About .org
The .org top-level domain was established for non-profit organizations, but today it is open to any registrant. It carries a strong connotation of trust, mission-driven work, and community.
With over 10 million registrations, .org is the go-to choice for charities, foundations, open-source projects, and community organizations.
History of .org
Launched as one of the original six gTLDs in January 1985, .org was intended for organizations that did not fit the .com or .net categories. The registry is now managed by the Public Interest Registry (PIR), a non-profit organization itself.
Who Uses .org?
Ideal for:
- Non-profit organizations and charities
- Open-source software projects (Linux.org, Wikipedia.org)
- Religious institutions
- Educational communities
- Advocacy and activist groups
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Registration Requirements
No restrictions — anyone can register a .org domain. Cost: approximately $10–$15/year.