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When you need a domain that says 'collaborative knowledge' without any explanation, .wiki is the rare new gTLD that named itself after its own purpose. Delegated in February 2014 as part of ICANN's first big expansion, it's a blank canvas for anyone building a wiki—or just wanting to signal that their site is a living document.

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10GoDaddy$3.19$50.19$50.19$203.95$454.90Visit
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31123 Reg$39.58$39.58$39.58$197.90$395.80Visit
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A Purpose-Built Suffix for Collaborative Content

The .wiki extension is one of the few new gTLDs with an intended use so clear it's practically in the name. It was delegated on 2014-02-06 under ICANN's 2012 New gTLD Program, aimed squarely at wikis—sites built for many hands to edit. There are no restrictions on who can register one, but the semantic pull is real: a .wiki domain telegraphs that a site is meant to be updated, revised, and shared, not frozen in time. That makes it a natural fit for community projects, documentation hubs, and internal knowledge bases.

No Restrictions, Plenty of Signal

Unlike .edu or .gov, .wiki imposes no eligibility checks—anyone can grab one. But the naming signal does the gatekeeping. A company that registers product.wiki is telling visitors they'll find a collaborative manual; a fan community on a .wiki domain is promising a living archive. The IANA record confirms the sponsor is Registry Services, LLC, with a WHOIS server at whois.nic.wiki. That open registration model is what lets .wiki serve as a self-selecting badge of the wiki ethos.

A Low-Cost Entry Into the New gTLD Crowd

Among the hundreds of gTLDs born from the 2012 round, .wiki plays in the budget tier. It's registered through around 41-odd registrars, and the price spread is extreme: the cheapest registrar) lists it at roughly a tenth of what the most expensive asks. Renewals via Spaceship stay near the initial $1.75, though the market average of $26.04 and the top-tier $55.00 show how much price varies once you leave the discounters. If the word 'wiki' matters to your project, there's no reason to overpay.

How .wiki Sits With the Tech-Coded gTLDs

GoDaddy's registry page (the registry is a GoDaddy company) pitches .wiki alongside the developer-flavored crowd: .io, .ai, .app, .dev, and .tech. Those suffixes signal startup energy or clean code; .wiki is different—it signals process. A .tech domain says you make technology; a .wiki domain says you document it collectively. That positions it nicely as a home for documentation sites that might otherwise feel lost on a .com, without competing head-on with the app-side emphasis of .dev or .app.

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