DomainNameServices.net

.monster Domain Names

35 registrars compared — cheapest from $1.19 at GoDaddy

Sort by:

Monster.com's brand extension went rogue, and the registry now licenses it to anyone with a taste for the macabre.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1GoDaddy Cheapest$1.19$26.19$26.19$105.95$236.90Visit
2eDomains$1.20$12.00$12.00$49.20$109.20Visit
3Spaceship$1.24$13.97$13.97$57.12$126.97Visit
4OVHcloud$1.46$17.59$17.59$71.82$159.77Visit
5Porkbun$1.54$14.21$14.21$58.38$129.43Visit
6Namecheap$1.80$21.98$17.58$89.72$199.62Visit
7Cosmotown$1.81$14.89$14.89$61.37$135.82Visit
8Sav$1.97$14.03$14.03$58.09$128.24Visit
9Dynadot$1.99$14.45$14.45$59.79$132.04Visit
10Gandi$1.99$31.98$15.14$129.91$289.81Visit
11Name.com$1.99$20.99$20.99$85.95$190.90Visit
12NameSilo$1.99$17.29$13.75$71.15$157.60Visit
13OnlyDomains$1.99$18.99$18.99$77.95$172.90Visit
14Netim$2.00$28.00$16.00$114.00$254.00Visit
15Truehost$2.19$21.70$15.99$88.99$197.49Visit
16All Domains$2.22$23.31$23.31$95.46$212.01Visit
17Blacknight$2.87$14.41$14.41$60.51$132.56Visit
18Regery$2.99$14.99$14.99$62.95$137.90Visit
19Gname$6.99$24.99$24.99$106.95$231.90Visit
20Cloudflare$12.30$10.20$10.20$53.10$104.10Visit
21Alibaba Cloud$13.00$13.00$13.00$65.00$130.00Visit
22Internet.bs$14.38$25.99$25.99$118.34$248.29Visit
23Above.com$14.85$14.85$14.85$74.25$148.50Visit
24Crazy Domains$14.99$15.49$14.99$76.95$154.40Visit
25Regtons$15.00$15.00$15.00$75.00$150.00Visit
26Epik$15.95$15.95$15.95$79.75$159.50Visit
27Marcaria$19.00$19.00$19.00$95.00$190.00Visit
28Directnic$19.35$19.35$19.35$96.75$193.50Visit
29MrDomain$20.59$20.59$20.59$102.95$205.90Visit
30Hover$22.19$22.19$22.19$110.95$221.90Visit
31101domain$23.17$26.17$23.17$127.85$258.70Visit
32Squarespace$25.00$25.00$25.00$125.00$250.00Visit
33Moniker$26.49$25.99$25.99$130.45$260.40Visit
34EuroDNS$28.01$28.01$28.01$140.05$280.10Visit
35INWX$30.60$30.60$30.60$153.00$306.00Visit

Prices updated daily. Some registrars show promotional first-year prices. Always verify the final price on the registrar's website before purchasing.

From Job Board to Generic Monster

Monster.com, the job search site, applied for .monster in the 2012 new gTLD round. It was delegated on December 23, 2015 as a brand TLD. But the company later decided it didn't need the extension, and the registry XYZ.COM LLC opened it up for general registration. So while the name originally hinted at career hunting, it now serves a more literal crowd: Halloween stores, horror podcasts, and costume shops. The initial brand intent has been repurposed, making .monster one of the few brand TLDs to go fully generic.

A Playground for Domain Hacks

Because 'monster' is a common English word, .monster invites creative wordplay. Marketers can register phrases like 'marketing.monster' or 'seo.monster' — the URL itself reads as an adjective. This is a big part of why ".monster" found a second life. Unlike a pure brand like .google, it has lexical meaning that lets businesses craft clever addresses. The WHOIS server `whois.nic.monster` handles the registration queries, but the real draw is the semantic punch. It's a gTLD that rewards a pun.

Pricing: An Extreme Spread

The market for .monster shows a telling split. At [[GoDaddy](/registrars/spaceship), you can grab one for a rock-bottom price, while some other registrars ask ten times as much. That's a wide chasm for a domain that's mostly a novelty. The budget end suggests the registry is pushing volume, hoping people will grab the name for side projects. The premium end, though, is a trap for the uninformed. With 35 registrars offering it, comparison shopping is essential. The cheap entry point is real, but renewals can climb — always check the [$26.19 renewal rate before you commit.

Why Not .xyz or .college?

XYZ.COM LLC runs a family of TLDs that lean into different niches. .monster sits alongside .xyz, .college, and .game. If your site is about higher education, .college is literal; if you want a catch-all, .xyz is famously cheap. But .monster has a personality. It's not bland or academic — it's playful and slightly dark. The registry clearly knows how to position these: each extension has its own flavor, and .monster is the one that growls. For a Halloween pop-up or a horror blog, it's hard to beat.

Compare Other Extensions