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A niche in the 2012 new gTLD wave, .parts was delegated in February 2014 under the stewardship of Binky Moon, LLC, a registry that later became part of Identity Digital's portfolio.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$7.99$34.52$34.52$146.07$318.67Visit
2Porkbun$8.75$34.50$34.50$146.75$319.25Visit
3Dynadot$8.78$35.53$35.53$150.90$328.55Visit
4Regery$8.99$35.99$35.99$152.95$332.90Visit
5Spaceship$9.52$34.36$34.36$146.96$318.76Visit
6INWX$9.58$62.40$62.40$259.18$571.18Visit
7All Domains$9.99$46.62$46.62$196.47$429.57Visit
8Above.com$10.34$35.42$35.42$152.02$329.12Visit
9Cosmotown$10.36$34.96$34.96$150.20$325.00Visit
10Namecheap$10.48$47.48$45.48$200.40$437.80Visit
11OVHcloud$10.97$39.99$39.29$170.93$370.88Visit
12NameSilo$11.99$41.99$37.99$179.95$389.90Visit
13Blacknight$12.19$48.82$48.82$207.47$451.57Visit
14Truehost$12.88$53.81$41.86$228.12$497.17Visit
15EuroDNS$14.76$62.48$62.48$264.68$577.08Visit
16Gname$14.99$43.99$43.99$190.95$410.90Visit
17Name.com$15.99$54.99$54.99$235.95$510.90Visit
18Netim$16.00$52.50$35.00$226.00$488.50Visit
19GoDaddy$16.19$66.19$66.19$280.95$611.90Visit
20Directnic$17.99$52.99$52.99$229.95$494.90Visit
21eDomains$30.00$30.00$30.00$150.00$300.00Visit
22Infomaniak$32.13$32.13$32.13$160.65$321.30Visit
23Cloudflare$32.20$32.20$32.20$161.00$322.00Visit
24Hello.co$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
25NameBright$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
26Epik$37.95$37.95$37.95$189.75$379.50Visit
27UK2$39.71$39.71$39.71$198.55$397.10Visit
28DreamHost$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
29Crazy Domains$40.49$40.49$40.49$202.45$404.90Visit
30MrDomain$43.23$43.23$43.23$216.15$432.30Visit
31123 Reg$43.54$43.54$43.54$217.70$435.40Visit
32Marcaria$44.00$44.00$44.00$220.00$440.00Visit
33Gandi$44.05$103.98$37.32$459.97$979.87Visit
34OnlyDomains$45.49$51.49$51.49$251.45$508.90Visit
35Internet.bs$45.52$45.52$38.13$227.60$455.20Visit
36Regtons$48.99$48.99$48.99$244.95$489.90Visit
37101domain$53.67$61.67$53.67$300.35$608.70Visit
38Squarespace$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
39Hover$55.19$55.19$55.19$275.95$551.90Visit
40Moniker$57.86$65.03$57.86$317.98$643.13Visit
41IONOS$59.00$59.00$59.00$295.00$590.00Visit

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From 2012 New gTLD Wave to Niche Utility

Delegated on 2014-02-06, .parts arrived during the 2012 new gTLD round, a period that saw hundreds of niche extensions enter the root. Unlike brand TLDs, .parts is a generic string, open for registration by anyone. Its sponsor, Binky Moon, LLC, is an entity tied to Identity Digital, a major registry operator that manages numerous TLDs. The name signals an obvious purpose: automotive parts, machinery components, or any replacement-parts business. But in practice, the extension has seen modest adoption, carving a space for those who want an exact, descriptive address without resorting to a longer .com.

Pricing: A Wide Spread Means Shop Around

A scan of the 41 registrars offering .parts reveals a wide pricing spread, categorizing it as a budget-friendly extension at its cheapest. Sav lists initial registrations at $7.99, but renewals climb to $34.52, and some registrars charge as much as $59.00. This volatility is common among newer gTLDs where registries experiment with launch pricing. The average price across the market hovers near $28.21, making the extension accessible for single-use sites or businesses needing an alternate address. Savvy registrants should compare rates carefully, as the gap between the cheapest and most expensive options is significant.

Sibling TLDs and the Identity Digital Connection

.parts shares its registry with a family of purpose-driven extensions including .business, .cafe, .church, and .coach. These TLDs, all managed by the same registry, follow a pattern: short, memorable strings that describe a category rather than a brand. For someone building a spare-parts e-commerce site, .parts offers a direct alternative to generic TLDs like .com or .net, but it competes within its own cluster too—.business might suit a broader commercial venture, while .parts is more specific. The registry's institutional backing through Identity Digital ensures stable operations, even if the extension hasn't achieved mainstream fame.

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