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Delegated in 2014 as part of the new gTLD program, .digital is a generic namespace that doesn't belong to a specific brand but to a broad concept—one that carries both promise and baggage.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$1.99$34.52$34.52$140.07$312.67Visit
2Spaceship$2.27$34.36$34.36$139.71$311.51Visit
3Crazy Domains$2.29$41.99$41.99$170.25$380.20Visit
4OVHcloud$2.30$41.49$40.59$168.26$375.71Visit
5Dynadot$2.50$35.53$35.53$144.62$322.27Visit
6INWX$2.52$63.00$63.00$254.52$569.52Visit
7Porkbun$2.57$34.50$34.50$140.57$313.07Visit
8IONOS$2.58$59.00$59.00$238.58$533.58Visit
9Above.com$2.64$35.42$35.42$144.32$321.42Visit
10Cosmotown$2.86$34.96$34.96$142.70$317.50Visit
11Namecheap$2.98$55.98$45.48$226.90$506.80Visit
12Gandi$2.99$95.98$40.56$386.91$866.81Visit
13Regery$2.99$35.99$35.99$146.95$326.90Visit
14Hostinger$3.19$48.19$3.19$195.95$436.90Visit
15Blacknight$3.31$48.82$48.82$198.59$442.69Visit
16All Domains$3.33$46.62$46.62$189.81$422.91Visit
17Truehost$3.45$53.16$41.86$216.09$481.89Visit
18NameSilo$3.49$41.49$37.99$169.45$376.90Visit
19EuroDNS$3.66$65.71$65.71$266.50$595.05Visit
20MrDomain$3.94$43.23$43.23$176.86$393.01Visit
21Directnic$3.99$52.99$52.99$215.95$480.90Visit
22Name.com$3.99$54.99$54.99$223.95$498.90Visit
23GoDaddy$4.19$66.19$66.19$268.95$599.90Visit
24Netim$5.00$52.50$35.00$215.00$477.50Visit
25Gname$7.99$43.99$43.99$183.95$403.90Visit
26Squarespace$10.00$50.00$50.00$210.00$460.00Visit
27123 Reg$30.34$30.34$48.82$151.70$303.40Visit
28Cloudflare$32.20$32.20$32.20$161.00$322.00Visit
29eDomains$32.40$32.40$32.40$162.00$324.00Visit
30Infomaniak$34.68$34.68$34.68$173.40$346.80Visit
31NameBright$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
32Epik$37.95$37.95$37.95$189.75$379.50Visit
33UK2$39.71$39.71$52.49$198.55$397.10Visit
34Bluehost$39.99$53.99$39.99$255.95$525.90Visit
35DreamHost$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
36Hello.co$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
37Marcaria$42.00$42.00$42.00$210.00$420.00Visit
38OnlyDomains$44.99$62.49$62.49$294.95$607.40Visit
39Internet.bs$45.31$52.52$45.31$255.39$517.99Visit
40Regtons$48.99$48.99$48.99$244.95$489.90Visit
41101domain$49.17$60.67$49.17$291.85$595.20Visit
42Moniker$49.70$66.04$49.70$313.86$644.06Visit
43Hover$55.19$55.19$55.19$275.95$551.90Visit

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A Generic Name in a Sea of Tech Extensions

When Binky Moon, LLC snagged .digital in the 2012 new gTLD round, it claimed one of the most abstract keywords in the program. Unlike .tech or .ai, .digital doesn't point to a specific industry—it describes an era. That's both its strength and its weakness. It's generic enough to fit a design agency, a consulting firm, or a personal blog, but that same generality means it lacks the immediate technical shorthand of .dev or .app. Early adopters had to decide whether 'digital' said something specific about what they do, or just that they exist online.

Pricing Spread and the Long Tail

The pricing landscape for .digital tells a story of a domain that never quite found its premium niche. Across more than 43 registrars, the spread is extreme—the cheapest option, Sav, sells it at roughly a tenth of what the most expensive charges. That's a hallmark of a namespace with neither scarcity nor a dedicated community propping up a floor. For context, .io commands steady pricing because of its developer cachet; .digital doesn't have that pull. Instead, it relies on wordplay and a modern gloss. The takeaway: the same string can cost wildly different amounts depending on where you look, so shopping around matters.

No Brand, No Guardrails

One feature that sets .digital apart from many new gTLDs is that it's not a brand TLD. Binky Moon, LLC has no corporate parent requiring a closed registry—this is an open namespace anyone can register. That's a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it means the space isn't locked up by a single company's internal use, as some .brand TLDs are. On the other, there's no built-in quality signal. A .digital address doesn't tell you anything about the registrant's legitimacy, unlike, say, a .bank or a .gov. It's a blank canvas, for better or worse.

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