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When the new gTLD program opened its doors in 2012, Binky Moon, LLC grabbed the keys to .house — a domain that sounds less like a tech land-grab and more like a neighborhood sign.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Spaceship Cheapest$11.59$39.53$39.53$169.71$367.36Visit
2Namecheap$12.98$62.48$52.48$262.90$575.30Visit
3Sav$13.99$39.72$39.72$172.87$371.47Visit
4Porkbun$14.93$39.65$39.65$173.53$371.78Visit
5Regery$14.99$40.99$40.99$178.95$383.90Visit
6Dynadot$15.20$40.88$40.88$178.72$383.12Visit
7All Domains$15.54$51.06$51.06$219.78$475.08Visit
8Cosmotown$15.71$37.10$37.10$164.11$349.61Visit
9Above.com$15.84$37.62$37.62$166.32$354.42Visit
10INWX$16.64$70.80$70.80$299.84$653.84Visit
11OVHcloud$16.75$44.39$43.49$194.31$416.26Visit
12Hostinger$17.19$51.19$17.19$221.95$477.90Visit
13Blacknight$17.74$56.59$56.59$244.10$527.05Visit
14NameSilo$18.99$44.49$40.99$196.95$419.40Visit
15Gname$19.99$49.99$49.99$219.95$469.90Visit
16Netim$20.50$50.00$34.00$220.50$470.50Visit
17Truehost$22.32$57.06$44.46$250.56$535.86Visit
18EuroDNS$25.96$69.48$69.48$303.88$651.28Visit
19Directnic$27.99$58.99$58.99$263.95$558.90Visit
20Name.com$27.99$64.99$64.99$287.95$612.90Visit
21GoDaddy$28.19$76.19$76.19$332.95$713.90Visit
22eDomains$33.60$33.60$33.60$168.00$336.00Visit
23Cloudflare$34.20$34.20$34.20$171.00$342.00Visit
24Infomaniak$36.01$36.01$36.01$180.05$360.10Visit
25NameBright$37.00$37.00$37.00$185.00$370.00Visit
26Bluehost$39.99$55.99$39.99$263.95$543.90Visit
27DreamHost$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
28Hello.co$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
29Epik$42.95$42.95$42.95$214.75$429.50Visit
30UK2$43.01$43.01$54.49$215.05$430.10Visit
31123 Reg$43.54$43.54$43.54$217.70$435.40Visit
32Gandi$44.05$95.98$37.32$427.97$907.87Visit
33Crazy Domains$44.49$44.99$44.49$224.45$449.40Visit
34Marcaria$46.00$46.00$46.00$230.00$460.00Visit
35MrDomain$48.78$48.78$48.78$243.90$487.80Visit
36Regtons$50.99$50.99$50.99$254.95$509.90Visit
37Internet.bs$52.52$52.52$46.48$262.60$525.20Visit
38Alibaba Cloud$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
39Squarespace$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
40Moniker$60.16$67.63$60.16$330.68$668.83Visit
41101domain$61.17$71.17$61.17$345.85$701.70Visit
42OnlyDomains$61.49$69.49$69.49$339.45$686.90Visit
43Hover$63.19$63.19$63.19$315.95$631.90Visit
44IONOS$64.00$64.00$64.00$320.00$640.00Visit

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A Generic Word With a Homey Feel

Unlike some new gTLDs that chase industries or hobbies, .house just names a dwelling. That's its strength. It's immediately understandable, personal, and easy to say. The delegation date places it in the 2012 new gTLD round, a wave of hundreds of suffixes that tried to carve out meaning in a namespace long dominated by .com. .house found its niche not as a technical term but as a human one.

Binky Moon and the Identity Digital Backing

The registry is Binky Moon, LLC, a name that seems whimsical until you realize it's a front for a much larger operation. The registry URL points to Identity Digital, which runs dozens of new gTLDs. That means .house benefits from the same infrastructure, security practices, and distribution deals as far bigger extensions. For a word as modest as "house," that corporate muscle is what keeps it alive — small suffixes often wither without a strong registry behind them.

Pricing: A Wide Spectrum for a Simple Word

The pricing for .house tells a story. With 44 registrars offering it, the spread between the cheapest and the most expensive is wide — it's neither a budget bargain nor a premium name. At one end, Spaceship offers it for $11.59, with renewals around $39.53. At the other, $64.00 charges nearly double. This is typical of a mid-tier new gTLD: enough competition to keep entry cheap, but not enough volume to force a race to the bottom.

Not a Brand, Not a Commodity

Despite its generic meaning, .house was not delegated as a brand TLD — it's open to anyone. That distinguishes it from closed corporate suffixes and leaves room for creativity. But without a single dominant use case, it's also not a commodity like .com. It sits in the middle: open, affordable, and flexible. For real estate professionals, neighboring .realestate and .realty exist, but .house alone lets a blog about tiny homes live next to a property listing site without missing a beat.

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