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.work Domain Names

39 registrars compared — cheapest from $1.75 at Spaceship

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Delegated in August 2014, .work was among the first wave of new generic top-level domains, offering a clear semantic slot for the world of employment and careers.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Spaceship Cheapest$1.75$10.58$10.58$44.07$96.97Visit
2Sav$1.76$10.60$10.60$44.16$97.16Visit
3Alibaba Cloud$1.89$13.00$13.00$53.89$118.89Visit
4Dynadot$2.00$10.92$10.92$45.68$100.28Visit
5Porkbun$2.06$10.81$10.81$45.30$99.35Visit
6Truehost$2.63$16.11$14.29$67.07$147.62Visit
7NameSilo$2.99$12.99$9.99$54.95$119.90Visit
8GoDaddy$3.19$20.19$20.19$83.95$184.90Visit
9Gname$5.99$20.99$20.99$89.95$194.90Visit
10Cosmotown$8.80$8.80$8.80$44.00$88.00Visit
11Blacknight$8.86$8.86$8.86$44.30$88.60Visit
12eDomains$8.90$8.90$8.90$44.50$89.00Visit
13UK2$9.09$9.09$9.09$45.45$90.90Visit
14OnlyDomains$9.49$10.49$10.49$51.45$103.90Visit
15Crazy Domains$9.59$11.99$9.59$57.55$117.50Visit
16OVHcloud$9.99$10.99$10.99$53.95$108.90Visit
17Cloudflare$10.20$10.20$10.20$51.00$102.00Visit
18Regery$10.99$11.69$11.69$57.75$116.20Visit
19Infomaniak$12.54$12.54$12.54$62.70$125.40Visit
20DreamHost$12.99$12.99$12.99$64.95$129.90Visit
21123 Reg$13.18$13.18$13.18$65.90$131.80Visit
22Gandi$13.65$31.98$11.57$141.57$301.47Visit
23Epik$13.95$13.95$13.95$69.75$139.50Visit
24Directnic$14.20$14.20$14.20$71.00$142.00Visit
25MrDomain$14.37$14.37$14.37$71.85$143.70Visit
26All Domains$14.43$17.71$17.71$85.27$173.82Visit
27Hello.co$14.99$14.99$14.99$74.95$149.90Visit
28Marcaria$15.00$15.00$15.00$75.00$150.00Visit
29IONOS$16.00$16.00$16.00$80.00$160.00Visit
30Name.com$16.99$16.99$16.99$84.95$169.90Visit
31Hover$17.19$17.19$17.19$85.95$171.90Visit
32INWX$18.00$18.00$18.00$90.00$180.00Visit
33Regtons$18.00$18.00$18.00$90.00$180.00Visit
34101domain$20.17$24.17$20.17$116.85$237.70Visit
35EuroDNS$21.54$21.54$21.54$107.70$215.40Visit
36Internet.bs$21.99$24.99$24.99$121.95$246.90Visit
37Moniker$21.99$24.99$24.99$121.95$246.90Visit
38Netim$23.00$23.00$13.00$115.00$230.00Visit
39Squarespace$25.00$25.00$25.00$125.00$250.00Visit

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A Generic Word That Means Business

When ICANN opened the floodgates for new gTLDs in 2012, generic words like .work became coveted real estate. Registry Services, LLC secured the string, and it was delegated on 2014-08-18 — a date that marks the beginning of .work's life as a live, resolvable namespace. Unlike brand TLDs (.google, .coke) or geographic ones (.london), .work is a dictionary word. That makes it both a marketer's blank canvas and a legal minefield, since anyone can argue they have a legitimate claim to the word 'work' in some context.

Who Actually Wants to Put Work in Their Address?

The intended audience is anyone whose identity or offering revolves around professional activity. Freelancers, HR tech startups, job boards, and career coaches all have an obvious match. The string itself is memorable, and it pairs naturally with a name ('jane.work') or a verb ('wehire.work'). But the registry's parent company also runs a stable of other semantic gTLDs — .biz, .club, .design, .ink, .wiki — so .work is part of a portfolio that bets on people wanting topical domain extensions, not just generic .com stand-ins.

The Price Is Anywhere, Depending on Where You Look

One of the most telling facts about .work is the gulf in pricing across the market. Some registrars list it as a budget add-on, while others tag it as a premium product. The cheapest registrars — Spaceship being the standout — offer registration at a price that is roughly a tenth of what the most expensive resellers charge. That spread between the budget entry point and the premium shelf is a red flag for buyers: it means the TLD's perceived value is far from standardized. If you shop carelessly, you could overpay by a factor of ten for the exact same string.

The New gTLD Gamble: Will Anyone Type It?

The 2012 new gTLD round was an enormous experiment in whether the internet needed more than .com, .net, and a handful of country codes. Delegation rounds like the one that produced .work were a high-stakes bet: hundreds of strings were approved, and many have struggled to gain traction. .work has the advantage of a universally understood word, but it also faces the reality that the most valuable domain names in .com are already taken. For a startup or a side project, a .work address may be one of the few ways to get a short, meaningful URL that isn't already squatted on. Whether that's enough to make it a habit, only time — and adoption — will tell.

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